AI POWERED EMAIL INBOX

Your inbox, handled.

HELM reads your email so you read less of it. Distilled summaries, smart replies drafted for your approval, deadlines lifted into tasks, all using AI.THE CLUTTER, FILED QUIETLY AWAY.

HELM · INBOXTODAY’S DIGEST
44UNREAD EMAILS
9PENDING DRAFTS
23OPEN TASKS
Northwind CloudDRAFT READY
Team invoice due. Reply drafted and waiting for your approval.
Marcus HaleTASK · FRI
Confirms Friday’s meeting; agenda follow-up added to your tasks.
Meridian Bank AlertsTIDIED
Account debit intimation filed under Finance, out of your way.

THE DEMO

Watch it work

A short walk-through of a real morning, start to finish.

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PII MASKED

Names, contact details and financial or ID numbers are masked before a single word reaches the model.

NEVER TRAINED ON

Your mail is read once to do the work, then forgotten. It never trains any model.

READ-ONLY BY DEFAULT

HELM never moves, sends or deletes anything in your real inbox without your say-so.

YOU’RE THE SIGNATURE

Every reply waits for your approval. Nothing is ever sent on its own.

Encrypted end-to-end · works with Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, Zoho & any IMAP inboxSee exactly what the AI sees ↓

THE SHIP’S LOG · 01-04

Four quiet jobs, AI does constantly

No. 01

Every email distilled

Read your whole morning in thirty seconds. Each message is distilled to what actually matters.

No. 02

Smart drafts that wait for you

Replies written in your tone, parked for your approval. Nothing sends until you say so, you remain the signature.

No. 03

“By Friday” becomes a task

Deadlines buried in paragraphs are lifted into a task list with dates, owners, and the source thread attached.

No. 04

Noise, tidied away

Bank alerts, receipts and promotions filed quietly out of view. Findable when needed, invisible when not.

PRIVACY, BY DESIGN

The AI never sees your raw email

Personal details we can detect (names, addresses, and financial or ID numbers) are masked before anything reaches the model, and each message is read once, then forgotten. HELM never moves, sends, or deletes anything in your real inbox without your explicit approval.

Personal details masked before the AI sees a word Your real inbox is never touched Every send waits for your approval
WHAT THE SENDER WROTEHi, it’s Sarah Chen - can you wire $4,200 to account 60817924 by Friday?↓ WHAT THE AI ACTUALLY SEESHi, it’s [NAME] - can you wire $4,200 to [ACCOUNT] by Friday?

CONNECT YOUR INBOX

Up and running in two minutes

Choose your provider. Each walk-through takes under ten steps.

Gmail

App Password~2 min

Requires 2-Step Verification enabled on your Google account

  1. Go to your Google Account at myaccount.google.com.Google Account home page at myaccount.google.com
  2. Click Security in the left sidebar. Scroll to “How you sign in to Google” and click 2-Step Verification. Enable it if it is not already on.Google Account Security page showing the 2-Step Verification option under “How you sign in to Google”
  3. Return to Security. Scroll to the bottom and click App passwords. (This only appears once 2-Step Verification is active.)Bottom of the Google Security page showing the App passwords entry
  4. In the app-name field type HELM, click Create. Google generates a 16-character password. Copy it now, because you will not see it again.Google App passwords screen with the app-name field and a generated 16-character password
  5. In HELM go to Settings → Accounts → Add account, choose Gmail, paste the password and click Connect.

Outlook

Microsoft Sign-In~1 min

Personal accounts only (Hotmail, Outlook.com, Live)

  1. In HELM go to Settings → Accounts → Add account and choose Outlook / Hotmail.HELM Add account form with Outlook / Hotmail selected
  2. Click Connect with Microsoft. You will be redirected to Microsoft’s sign-in page. Sign in with your Outlook, Hotmail, or Live account and grant the requested permissions.Microsoft sign-in and permissions consent screen
  3. You are redirected back to HELM. Your account appears with a green Active status. No password required.HELM accounts list showing the connected Outlook account with a green Active status

Yahoo

App Password~2 min

Requires 2-Step Verification enabled on your Yahoo account

  1. Go to your Yahoo Account Security page at login.yahoo.comAccount Security. Ensure 2-Step Verification is enabled.Yahoo Account Security page with 2-Step Verification enabled
  2. Click Generate app password. Select Other app, name it HELM, and click Generate.Yahoo Generate app password dialog with “Other app” selected and named HELM
  3. Copy the generated password now, because you will not see it again. In HELM go to Settings → Accounts → Add account, choose Yahoo, paste the password and click Connect.Yahoo screen showing the generated app password

Zoho

App Password~2 min

Enable IMAP in your Zoho Mail settings first (free plan works)

  1. Go to myaccount.zoho.comSecurity → App Passwords. Click Generate New Password.Zoho Account Security → App Passwords page with the Generate New Password button
  2. Name it HELM and confirm. Zoho generates the password.Zoho app-password creation dialog named HELM
  3. Copy the password. In HELM go to Settings → Accounts → Add account, choose Zoho, paste the password and click Connect.Zoho screen showing the generated app password

🔒 Credentials are AES-256-GCM encrypted. HELM never stores your password in plaintext.

MODES

Choose your crew

Personal

Your own inbox, handled. Summaries, ready-to-send drafts and tasks from every email. Up to 5 accounts, one workspace.

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COMING SOON

Organisation

Team workstations with roles, approvals, routing and audit trails. Your whole team’s email, organised and accountable.

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COMING SOON

Creator

Let your inbox negotiate your next brand deal. Collabs, sponsorships and rate cards, handled while you create.

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PRICING · PERSONAL

Pays for itself in the first week

Save fifteen minutes a day and Pro has already covered its cost (if your time is worth more than $3.64 an hour). Fifteen minutes is a deliberately conservative estimate.

$0

Free

  • 1 inbox
  • 30 AI emails / day
  • 5,000 characters of context
  • Privacy-first processing
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$20 / mo

Pro

  • 3 inboxes
  • 200 AI emails / day
  • 10,000 characters of context
  • Everything in Free
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$39 / mo

Max

  • 10 inboxes
  • 1,000 AI emails / day
  • 15,000 characters of context
  • Everything in Pro
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FAQ

Questions, answered

What is HELM?

HELM is a privacy-first AI email assistant. It reads the inboxes you connect and produces short summaries, drafts replies for your approval, and turns deadlines buried in emails into tasks, so you read less email and miss nothing.

How does HELM protect my privacy?

Before any message reaches an AI model, HELM runs a best-effort de-identification pass that detects personal details (names, email addresses, phone numbers, organisations, and card, bank or government ID numbers) and replaces them with placeholder tokens. The AI works on that masked version rather than your raw message, and your email is never used to train AI models. No automated system catches everything, so we treat this as a strong safeguard, not a guarantee.

Which email providers does HELM work with?

Gmail, Outlook and Hotmail, Yahoo, Zoho, and any mailbox that supports IMAP. Outlook and Gmail connect with secure sign-in or an app password.

Does HELM send emails on its own?

No. HELM is read-only by default. It writes draft replies and waits for your approval. Nothing is sent, moved, or deleted in your real inbox without you.

How much does HELM cost?

HELM has a free plan. Pro is $20 per month and Max is $39 per month, with higher inbox and daily AI limits.

How does HELM pay for itself?

Pro pays for itself if an hour of your time is worth more than $3.64. Here is the arithmetic. Pro costs $20 a month, and saving 15 minutes a day across 22 working days hands back 5.5 hours, which puts the break-even at $3.64 an hour. Save 30 minutes a day and it drops to $1.82 an hour. Save an hour a day and it drops to 91 cents. Read the other way: value your time at $20 an hour, which is roughly $41,600 a year and below most entry-level salaries, and those same savings are worth $110, $220 and $440 a month against a $20 bill. Over a year, an hour a day adds up to 264 hours, or about 6.6 working weeks returned to you. Max, at $39 a month, breaks even at $7.09 an hour on the same 15-minute estimate.

Does the AI train on my emails?

No. Only de-identified, tokenised content is ever sent for processing, and under our AI-provider terms that content is never used to train their models.