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The governed runtime for AI-built apps
Everyone is vibe-coding in Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Helix takes what they build to production and runs it, with IT in control of visibility, security, and everything that ships.
The Challenge
Analysts, marketers, ops, and finance are building real apps in Claude Code and Cursor today. The apps work. What is missing is everything between a working prototype and software your org can actually run.
AI builds ever reach production and deliver real value
Tray analysis, MIT NANDA + S&P Global
found AI agents running in their environment they did not know about. 68% had believed their visibility was strong
Cloud Security Alliance, 2026
of organizations breached in their AI apps had no AI access controls
IBM Cost of a Data Breach, 2025
Thousands of vibe-coded apps have exposed corporate credentials and personal data on the open web, often with no authentication at all.
The gap
Many can build. Few can run. Even fewer can govern.
The Path
Developers and business teams now build real apps in their AI tool of choice, right up until production, where a working prototype needs weeks of infrastructure no builder owns. Helix takes those apps to production and runs them on a managed runtime: one command ships the app, Tray runs it, and governance is applied as it goes live. Every app lands in a registry, so nothing runs in the dark.
Your teams build where they already work. No new IDE, no visual builder, no tool to adopt.
One command ships the app to Tray’s managed runtime. Identity, managed auth, and a registry entry attach as it goes live.
IT gets visibility, security, and a named owner on everything that runs. Nothing ships into the dark.
The Platform
Helix is the governed runtime for AI-built apps. In practice that is five capabilities over everything your teams ship, applied the same way to every app, so your security posture is a property of the platform rather than of whoever happened to build it.
Vibe-coded to production. Safely.
One command takes an app from Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor to production on Tray's managed runtime, with governance applied as it ships.
SSO and managed auth. No hardcoded secrets.
Every app inherits enterprise single sign-on and identity, managed auth so nothing ships with hardcoded secrets, and role-based access that is scoped and fully auditable.
Every app IT can see, with an owner on each.
The live inventory of every app your teams ship, each with a named owner, so IT can see what exists. People self-serve the ones they are cleared to use.
One pane. Nothing hidden.
One live view of every app in production with its owner, connections, activity, and spend, so IT monitors and controls everything that runs.
AI spend under control.
LLM, token, and compute spend tracked per app and per team, so AI cost has an owner before the invoice lands.
Who it's for
The team that builds the app, the team that owns the path to production, and the team that has to answer for it. All three get what they need from the same platform.
The app your team keeps asking IT for, built by the people who actually need it. Campaign Studio, Quote Builder, Budget Planner and more, live in production and wired to the systems you already run.
Stop being the bottleneck without giving up control. One governed path every AI-built app takes to production, with an owner, scoped access, and an audit trail on each, and you decide what ships.
Every AI app in your org, visible and owned from its first request. No raw credentials in code, security reviews that take days instead of weeks, and a registry that answers the audit before it is asked.
The Foundation
Helix deploys and runs your teams' apps on the same runtime that already moves 1T+ processes a year, at 100% execution uptime. A production runtime your AI-built apps inherit from day one.
Greenlight AI without losing control. No more department of no.
The value your teams build with AI stops dying on laptops.
Every AI app visible, owned, and governed from day one.
Managed auth, nothing hardcoded, and a clean security review.
The apps are already running. What changes from here is who gets asked about them, and what it costs when nobody can answer.
more per breach when shadow AI is involved, $4.63M against $3.96M
IBM Cost of a Data Breach, 2025
or 7% of global turnover, the maximum EU AI Act penalty for prohibited practices
EU AI Act, Art. 5 and Art. 99
Helix is a governed runtime for AI-built apps. It takes apps built with AI coding assistants like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor, deploys them to production with one command, and runs them with governance built in.
With Helix, a builder deploys the app with one command to a managed runtime. There is no infrastructure to stand up, and the app ships with SSO, managed credentials, and an audit trail attached.
Every AI-built app runs through Helix, so IT sees each one with its owner, connections, activity, and spend. Access is scoped and tied to SSO, credentials are managed, and every app has an audit trail.
Helix keeps a live registry of every AI app, its owner, and its access, the kind of inventory, logging, and accountability that frameworks like the EU AI Act expect from organizations running high-risk AI.
Business teams build and share apps, IT governs the path to production, and security teams get shadow AI under control with a defensible compliance posture.
See how IT keeps control while your teams build with the AI tools they already use.
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