A calendar stores meetings. HELM plans your day.
Category
Calendar
Industry fit
Every industry
Status
Live
Setup time
~2 min
Security
OAuth 2.0, encrypted
Permission
Read & write, approval-gated
Before and after connecting Google Calendar
The same job, with and without an intelligence layer above it.
Before HELM
- Checks the diary, then checks it again
- Preps meetings from memory, in the car park
- Books follow-ups days later, if at all
- Plans routes by guesswork
After HELM
- 1A meeting lands in the diary
- 2HELM assembles the account brief
- 3Plans the route around confirmed appointments
- 4Finds the gap for the next booking
- 5Briefs you before you walk in
What actually happens
Watch the workflow HELM runs the moment something changes in your world.
Tomorrow fills up with three meetings
- 1
Calendar syncs the day
- 2
HELM Brain weighs the day against the pipeline
HELM Brain
- 3
Route planned between appointments
Route Agent
- 4
Pre-meeting briefs assembled
Research Agent
- 5
Free slots offered for the follow-ups you owe
HELM Assistant
Simulation of the real workflow HELM runs once Google Calendar is connected. Writes always wait for your approval.
How this connection is protected
The same guarantees on every HELM connection, from the first record.
- Connection
- OAuth 2.0, one guided sign-in, revocable any time
- Credentials
- Tokens held server-side, never in the browser
- Encryption
- Encrypted in transit and at rest
- Isolation
- Workspace isolation with database row-level security
- Writes
- Approval-gated. Nothing is sent or changed without your yes
- Audit
- Sensitive actions leave a who-did-what-when record
- Scope
- You choose what HELM can access, per connection
- Sync visibility
- Connection status, last sync and sync health shown in the app
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Keep Google Calendar. Add the intelligence.
Connect it in ~2 min and let HELM run the work behind it.