Relay milestone

Write the milestone email for Norvane Relay, the Norvane Labs product that routes requests to 300+ third-party models through one API key. Recipients hold a Relay account and opted in to product email. Subject: 180,000+ apps run on Norvane Relay. Preview text: A look at what developers are building on Relay and how usage is evolving.

The email opens with the Norvane wordmark (assets.logo, with assets.logoDark for dark mode). Then the milestone itself: the figure 180,000+ set very large as the dominant element of the email, with the label "apps run on Norvane Relay" directly under it, and one intro line: Norvane Relay now routes requests for 180,000+ apps and 3.1M+ end users, and this is a quick look at the ecosystem.

Next, a logo wall headed Built on Relay: the eight customer wordmarks from assets.customers, in this order, laid out as a grid of equal tiles: Tidewell (assets.customers.tidewell), Parcelbird (assets.customers.parcelbird), Marrowlab (assets.customers.marrowlab), Saltline (assets.customers.saltline), Quillon (assets.customers.quillon), Brightpath (assets.customers.brightpath), Ledgerly (assets.customers.ledgerly), Nocturne (assets.customers.nocturne). Each wordmark has a Dark sibling (for example assets.customers.tidewellDark) for dark mode. Four tiles per row at desktop width, two per row on mobile.

Three short notes follow, in this order, each a bold heading with one or two sentences under it:

• Top apps by usage. Rankings by token volume, updated daily, weekly, and monthly, at https://norvane-email.s3.amazonaws.com/relay/rankings.
• Integrations. Loomchain, Indexwell, Stackwright, custom SaaS, research platforms, internal tools. If it speaks the Norvane completions format, it works with Relay.
• App attribution. Add two HTTP headers to a request and the app shows up in the public rankings. Setup guide: https://norvane-email.s3.amazonaws.com/docs/relay/app-attribution.

Then a paragraph on the State of Relay 2026 report: 80T tokens of real-world usage data covering model adoption trends, open-weight versus proprietary share, and usage by category, at https://norvane-email.s3.amazonaws.com/relay/usage-report-2026.

Then one black button, See the rankings, linking to https://norvane-email.s3.amazonaws.com/relay/rankings, and one closing line that the reader can try any of the 300+ models in the playground at https://norvane-email.s3.amazonaws.com/relay/playground.

Sign-off: The Norvane Relay Team.

The footer gives the postal address, the copyright line, and links to https://norvane-email.s3.amazonaws.com/privacy, https://norvane-email.s3.amazonaws.com/terms, and https://norvane-email.s3.amazonaws.com/unsubscribe.

Dark mode should be supported.

Use /world/norvane-email for brand chrome and CSS. Use the absolute HTTPS URLs from tokens.json; do not use /world/ paths as image src.

Leave the HTML in output/email.html, a plain-text version in output/email.txt, and the subject in output/meta.json as {"subject": "..."}. Don't include From, To, or Date headers.