The question is an obvious one: isn’t this all too much? A link archive, a virus scanner, smart links, an AI factory, a phone assistant, piano, music – from one person?

The honest answer has two parts.

Aivra is the AI that makes phone calls for you: she understands, decides and acts. For that there is a straightforward flyer with a test number and the link relyper.de/call-aivra.

And then there is this second version: “Call me.” – with a whip, neon and a lot more attitude. So far it only went to friends. I am showing it here anyway because it shows how this project comes about: serious technology, built by someone who is allowed to have fun doing it.

It sounded simple at first: the assistant should be able to call and be called. Then you start – and one thing leads to the next. You open a door and ten more are waiting behind it. Each one needed its own fix.

From the outside you see none of it: in the end it is just a phone call that works. That is exactly why I am telling you how much work went into it.

If you look at the projects page, you now see 13 projects. It looks as if someone had a big plan. The truth is simpler: almost every project came from a problem I had myself at that moment.

In December 2025, 447 commits were made – more than in any month since. It was the month a concept turned into a platform.

On November 30, 2025, the first commit was made: the concept and the logo of Relyper. That is where it all started.

The idea behind it is simple: links break. Articles get edited, posts get deleted, sites move. Anyone who wants to back something up – a study, a statement, a social media post – sooner or later ends up with a dead link or a page that says something different from back then.