People are going to build with AI either way. Helix makes the governed path the fast one, so what ships is visible, owned, and under your control from the first request.
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Helix gives IT one governed path to production for every AI-built app, and you control what ships.
Deployment
One command ships an app to a managed runtime.
There is no infrastructure to stand up. Builders deploy their own apps to Tray's managed runtime, so your team stops being the bottleneck between a working prototype and a live URL.
Visibility
One pane with owner, connections, activity, and spend.
Because every app reaches production through Helix, the platform already knows what exists. One admin view across the org, with every run logged and retained for 30 days.
Access
Role-based access on every app, tied to your SSO.
Every app inherits enterprise single sign-on. Access is granted at org, workspace, or individual level, with workspace roles of Admin, Contributor, and Read-only, so scope is explicit rather than assumed.
Registry
Every app lands in a registry with a named owner.
Registration happens on the deploy path rather than as a separate process, so the inventory is complete by construction. Add an optional approval step for the apps that warrant one.
Cost
Per-app and per-team attribution, before the invoice lands.
LLM, token, and compute spend attributed to the app and the team that caused it, with budgets and limits that stop a runaway loop. Build-time AI runs on your own Claude subscription, so it stays off the Helix meter.
Scale
Policy runs at the deploy path, so one team covers everyone.
Controls attach as an app goes live rather than in a review queue afterwards. That is what lets a single platform team cover an org where hundreds of people are building.
Not new apps to build. New things you can say yes to, because the path they take is one you control.
Marketing or finance ships what they need without a platform ticket, and everything they ship lands in your registry with an owner.
The Cursor build that used to need weeks of infrastructure goes live the same week, on a runtime you already trust.
External builders ship into scoped workspaces with managed auth, so nothing walks out with them when the engagement ends.
Gate the app that touches customer data and let the internal lookup tool through. Review effort finally matches stakes.
When the governed path is the fast path, the app on someone's own hosting account stops being the default answer.
What proves itself with one team runs for the whole org on the same runtime, rather than being rewritten to survive.
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.
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.
Sign up for early access and see what the governed path looks like end to end.
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