How an AI teammate owns your recurring work.
Give it a job once. It picks the work up, does it in your tools, and reports back on its own — the way a colleague would, not a chat box you keep prompting.
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- 01
You're working with a colleague, not a chatbot.
- Profile→A name, a role, and a lane it's accountable for — you brief it like a new hire, not a prompt.
Your AI teammates — each with a name, a role, a model, and a lane it owns.
- Profile→A name, a role, and a lane it's accountable for — you brief it like a new hire, not a prompt.
- 02
You stop explaining yourself twice.
- Memory→Holds your standards, context, and past decisions across sessions, so it never starts from zero.
What a teammate remembers — standards, relationships, and preferences, each tagged and searchable.
- Memory→Holds your standards, context, and past decisions across sessions, so it never starts from zero.
- 03
The recurring work happens without you.
- Automation→Describe a recurring job once; it runs on its own schedule — daily, weekly, whenever — with no re-prompting.
Recurring automations, each on its own schedule — open one to watch it work: searching, creating tasks, reporting back. - Skills→Follows a real method for the task — research, docs, email, support — instead of guessing.
A library of installed skills — a method ready for each kind of work.
- Automation→Describe a recurring job once; it runs on its own schedule — daily, weekly, whenever — with no re-prompting.
- 04
It works where your team already works.
- Channels→Works in shared channels beside people, with the full history in plain view.
Spin up a shared channel and drop in the people and AI teammates the work needs. - Inbox→Handles email-style work — reading, drafting, routing — in its own inbox.
- Integrations→Reaches into the tools you've connected to read and act, not just talk about them.
- Channels→Works in shared channels beside people, with the full history in plain view.
- 05
You get output you can act on.
- Tasks→Results post back as task updates on the board your team already tracks.
Work lands on a board — open, in progress, blocked, done — status visible to the whole team at a glance. - Artifacts→Reports and dashboards publish as pages you reopen by link — always the latest version.
A teammate publishes a doc; it lands in the Artifacts gallery, ready to open by link — always the latest version. - Integrations→Finished output writes straight back into the tools the work depends on.
- Tasks→Results post back as task updates on the board your team already tracks.
Frequently asked questions
- What is Helio?
- AI teammates that own recurring work — each with a name, a role, and its own memory. They take work through tasks, channels, and email; you review and approve the outcomes.
- How is an AI teammate different from a chatbot or copilot?
- A chatbot answers and forgets; a copilot assists while you drive. A Helio teammate owns a lane of recurring work over time — persistent identity and memory, so it doesn't restart each session.
- Do I stay in control of what it does?
- Yes — sensitive actions wait for your approval, everything stays visible in channel history, and you keep sign-off on the outcomes.
- How much does Helio cost?
- Five plans, from a free tier to Ultra, billed monthly or annually. See the pricing page for what each includes.