Answer a few questions. HELM sets up the rest.
A personal command center built around one person. Take the quiz and HELM lays out your dashboard, connects the apps you already use, and puts agents to work on your day.
Agents draft, sort, and plan. Nothing is sent until you approve it.
The Today page in glass mode. Every screen on this site is the real HELM app, shown with sample data.
Reads from the apps you already use
- Gmail
- Outlook
- Slack
- Google Calendar
- Google Drive
- Canvas
- Apple Health
- Strava
- Spotify
- GitHub
- News feeds
- Any MCP server
From five minutes of questions to a running command center.
HELM doesn't hand you an empty template. It asks about the person using it, then assembles what that person needs.
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Take the quiz
Who you are, what fills your week, where your mail and calendars live, and what you'd hand off first.
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HELM sets itself up
Your answers choose the pages on your rail, the apps it asks to read, and which agents go on duty. Every connection starts read-only.
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You approve, it handles the rest
A brief every morning, triage and reminders all day. Anything that would send, post, or book waits for your yes.
Try the quiz.
A five-step trial of the real thing. Nothing you pick here is saved or sent. Each answer reshapes the plan, and the last step builds it.
One place for the whole week.
Your day, written for you
The Morning Brief ranks the three things that matter most, where to be, what's due in 48 hours, and who's waiting on a reply. Below it, a timeline with your open gaps.
They propose. You decide.
Each agent stands its own watch, on a schedule and a monthly budget. It reads only what it's given, treats every email and web page as data rather than instructions, and stops the moment you flip the kill switch.
One screen: the three things that matter most, where to be, what's due, replies owed.
Files new threads into lanes, pulls out asks and deadlines, drafts replies to urgent ones.
Reminders at 72, 24, and 6 hours, and study blocks when work isn't on your calendar.
Neutral summaries of the top stories, with a reason only when one touches your world.
New postings that fit, tailored bullets, and follow-ups with contacts that are due.
Done versus planned, next week's crunch days, and three priorities you confirm.
What got done, what slipped with a new slot, and tomorrow's first commitment.
Chat or voice on every page. Every answer cites its source; anything it offers to do becomes an approval.
Rules HELM keeps, even when an agent asks nicely.
- Read-only by default
- Every connection starts read-only. Sending, posting, booking, and changing records happen only through an approval you confirm.
- Keys stay locked away
- Sign-in tokens live in one gateway, encrypted at rest. Never in the browser, never in logs.
- Official APIs only
- No scraping, no borrowed browser sessions, no unofficial endpoints. If a service has no API, HELM uses its export.
- Content is data
- Text that arrives in email, chat, or a web page can't give an agent orders. A forward to an unknown address is blocked and flagged.
- Passkeys, not passwords
- Sign in with Face ID, Touch ID, Windows Hello, or your phone. A one-time recovery code is the only other way in.
- No bank data, ever
- HELM never connects bank, card, or brokerage accounts. Markets shows public data only.
On your laptop, your phone, and out loud.
- Installs like an app
- On any phone or computer, and keeps working offline with your last sync.
- Answers by voice
- Ask "What do I have due tomorrow?" and the answer starts speaking while the rest is still being written.
- Lives in your menu bar
- Press Ctrl+Space anywhere to talk to HELM, with native notifications.
- Looks the way you like
- Matte glass over a scene you choose, or plain light and dark themes.
Get your quiz link.
HELM is opening to new people in waves. Leave your email and we'll send your personal quiz link when your spot opens. Five minutes later, your command center is running.
Questions
Who is HELM for?
Anyone whose week runs across too many apps: students, founders, people with a job and a side project, people in a job search. The quiz is what makes it fit one person instead of a persona.
Will an agent ever send something on its own?
No. Agents only have read access. Anything that would send, post, book, or change a record becomes an approval card with the exact payload, and nothing happens until you approve it.
Can I change my answers later?
Yes. Add or remove pages, hobbies, connections, and agents at any time, rearrange Today, and tune each agent's schedule and budget.
What if an app I use isn't listed?
HELM speaks the Model Context Protocol, so any service with a remote MCP server can be added by URL. Calendars connect through ICS links.
Does HELM see my bank accounts?
Never. HELM has no bank, card, or brokerage connections, and its Markets page shows public market data only.