AI COO · runs on your machine
An AI COO that runs on your own machine.
Helix reads your work and hands you one screen each morning: what needs you, what's slipping, who's waiting. It drafts the follow-ups for you to approve, and keeps an eye on the money. The AI runs on your own machine, connects to the tools you already use, and your files, inbox, and accounts stay with you.
Helix runs on macOS and Windows, or self-hosted on your own server. A signed build is the last step before public download — leave your email and you'll be first to know when it opens. Runs on your machine · your data stays local · cancel anytime.
617 tests· independently audited· nothing sends without your approval· every action undoes in one click
Where your data lives
Your data stays on your machine.
Most AI tools work by uploading your email, files, and accounts to their servers. Helix works differently. It runs on your own machine and reads your data where it already lives. Every byte that ever leaves is written to a log you can open and check, and it's built so that reading your data can't trigger a payment or a send. That's how it's put together, not a line in a policy.
You can check all of it: a tamper-evident log of what leaves, an on-device AI option, and an independent audit by five reviewers.
The usual way
Your inbox and files on their servers
Uploaded, indexed, out of your hands
With Helix
They stay on your machine
Read where they live · every exit logged · you hold the keys
What it does
The busywork of your morning, handled before you sit down.
Your morning, already sorted
You start the day on one screen: what's stalled, what's at risk, who's gone quiet, what's due today. No piecing the day back together from six open tabs.
It drafts the follow-ups. You approve them.
The vendor who went quiet, the client waiting on you — Helix writes the chase. You read it, edit it, send it. Nothing goes out on its own.
Ask it about your own work
"Where's the Acme deal?" "Who haven't I replied to?" Plain answers from your own files, with the source so you can check.
The math
What's an hour of your morning worth?
Move the sliders to your own numbers. This only counts the time Helix gives back — nothing padded, nothing you can't check yourself.
Reconstructing status + writing routine follow-ups.
What an hour of your time is worth to you.
Time value, per month
₹32,550
≈ 16 hrs/mo reclaimed
Helix costs ₹499/mo.
You get back 65× the price.
This only counts the time Helix hands back. A deal it catches going quiet, or a due date it flags in time, sits on top of it.
Get early access →Staying current
It learns your business, and keeps up with it.
Connect once
Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, or Zoho. Files, email, chat, calendar — one sign-in.
Drop a file, it learns
Save a document to a watched folder and the picture updates itself. No clicking needed.
Everyone in one place
A directory of your people and vendors, built from your own documents.
How it's built
Built carefully, and easy to undo.
- Audited
- Five independent reviewers went through it. Every finding is fixed. 617 automated tests run on each change.
- Reversible
- Every action it takes undoes in one click.
- Updates itself
- One click to update, verified before it installs.
Getting started
- 1
Point it at a folder.
- 2
Ask a question about your own work.
- 3
Get an answer, in about three clicks.
Pricing
₹499 a month. Cancel whenever.
₹499 a month ($9.99 outside India). Three days free to try, no card to start. Your first month is really the demo — it credits your first invoice.
Start your day already knowing where things stand.
Something that stays on your machine, keeping the picture current so you don't have to.
Get early access →Opens once notarisation clears · you'll be first to know
Questions
The questions you're probably asking.
- Why not just ChatGPT?
- ChatGPT is great for a one-off question, but it forgets your business the moment you close the tab and can't do anything on its own. Helix stays current on your real work, on your machine, and drafts the actual follow-ups.
- Is my data safe?
- It runs on your machine. There's a log you can read of everything that ever leaves, and it can't send or spend on its own.
- What if it does something I didn't want?
- Every action needs your approval, and every action undoes in one click.
- It's an indie app — is it reliable?
- 617 tests, an independent audit with every finding fixed, and updates that verify themselves before installing.
- Am I locked in?
- Your data was always yours and never left your machine. If you leave, you keep everything.
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