Helix is a governed runtime for AI-built apps. Teams build apps with AI coding assistants like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor, deploy them to production with one command, and share them by URL. IT governs every app from one place, with a named owner, scoped access, managed credentials, and an audit trail on each.
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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.
Real apps: an interface someone opens, AI doing the judgment inside it, and the result written back to the system of record. Every one deployed with one command and governed the same way. This is a sample, not a catalog.
Describe the offer, generate on-brand copy, and publish it to your CMS.
Turn a rough idea into a structured creative brief and file it against the campaign.
Ask for the approved asset, get the current version and the rules for using it.
Walks a launch through its steps and records sign-off from each owner as it goes.
Take one piece of long-form content and draft the derivative posts, then queue them.
Summarize what moved this week across the accounts you track and post it to the team.
Configure the deal and write an approved quote straight to your CRM.
Assembles the full account picture from CRM, support, and billing while the rep is on the call.
Generates the pre-call brief from account history and logs it against the meeting.
Draft the proposal from the deal record, get it reviewed, and attach the final to the opportunity.
Surfaces the deals that need attention and captures the commitment made on each.
Drafts answers from your approved library and writes the completed response back.
Model a scenario against live actuals and commit the numbers to your plan.
Read the invoice, match it to the purchase order, and post it once a human approves.
Ask why a line moved and get the answer with the transactions behind it.
Flags the claims that need a look and records the decision against each.
Walks the month-end close, tracks what is outstanding, and records each sign-off.
Collects vendor details, checks them against policy, and files the approved record.
A role-based flow that files each new hire’s access and equipment requests.
Answers policy questions from your own handbook and logs what was asked.
Guides a performance review, drafts the summary, and files it to your HRIS.
Drafts the role from your levelling framework and opens the requisition.
Turns interviewer notes into a structured scorecard against the ATS record.
Runs the leaver checklist and records each step against the employee record.
Assemble the renewal proposal and log the next steps in your CRM.
Pulls usage, tickets, and sentiment into one view and records the account plan.
Drafts the quarterly review from the account record and files the outcome.
Captures an escalation, assembles the context, and routes it with an owner attached.
Walks a new customer through go-live and records progress against the account.
Draft the reply, send it, and close the ticket in one place.
Classifies inbound tickets, proposes a route, and applies it once an agent confirms.
Spots questions your docs cannot answer and opens the article request.
Checks the request against policy and writes the approved outcome to billing.
Drafts customer-facing updates from the incident record and posts them on approval.
Shows stock across your systems and files the reorder when someone approves it.
Assembles supplier performance and records the decision on each relationship.
A guided inspection that captures findings and files the follow-up actions.
Model a staffing or capacity scenario and commit the plan to your system of record.
Surfaces the orders that need a human and records the resolution on each.
A governed form that files and routes tickets, visible to IT from day one.
Self-serve requesting and granting of access, with the approvals IT needs built in.
Walks a reviewer through who has what and records each keep-or-revoke decision.
Drafts answers from your approved evidence and files the completed response.
Captures the change, assembles the risk context, and records the approval.
Ask what a system is, who owns it, and what it connects to, and log the enquiry.
Reviews a contract against your policy, flags the risky clauses, and files the summary.
Assembles the report from evidence across your systems, with credentials never exposed.
Captures an exception request, checks it against policy, and records the ruling.
Walks a data subject request through its steps and records what was disclosed.
Find the approved wording for a situation and record where it was used.
A team copilot built in Claude Code, shipped to production with access limited to the right people.
Promote a Cursor-built dashboard to production for your workgroup, scoped to the data it needs.
Take an approvals prototype to production with an IT gate before it goes live.
Turns notes into structured next steps and writes them back to the system of record.
One front door for a team’s inbound requests, triaged and filed with an owner.
55 examples, and nothing here is a template. Each one is an app your team describes and Helix takes to production.
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.
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