One desktop, every tool
Broker, charts, market data, screeners and news — connected through a single AI-ready surface instead of a dozen disconnected windows.
The AI-first desktop for traders
Helm connects your broker, charts, data feeds, and screens to any AI assistant — then keeps building on top. Memory, context, and strategy that stay with you, session after session, so your AI gets more useful the longer you trade with it.
Currently invite-only · built for real-money desks
Why Helm
Most AI stops at the chat window. Helm is the desktop layer that lets it reach into your platforms — and the capability layer on top that remembers how you trade, so it doesn't start from zero every session.
Broker, charts, market data, screeners and news — connected through a single AI-ready surface instead of a dozen disconnected windows.
Ask in plain language. Helm turns intent into action across your stack — pulling data, running studies, staging the steps you'd take by hand.
Helm carries context forward — your setup, your connectors, your patterns of use — so each session picks up where the last one left off, instead of starting cold.
The capability layer
Connecting your broker is table stakes — every tool claims that. What Helm adds on top is the part that compounds: memory that survives between sessions, context that's already yours, and a foundation built to carry more over time.
Helm remembers your setup, your connectors, and how you work — across sessions, not just within one chat window. You don't re-explain your stack every time you open it.
The same broker call means something different on a scalping desk than a swing desk. Helm keeps that context attached to the tool, not buried in a prompt you have to rewrite.
Already running other Model Context Protocol tools? Connect them straight into Helm's surface instead of juggling separate assistants for separate jobs.
Where this is going: Helm is built to carry strategies and knowledge forward — from traders who actually trade, not a generic plugin catalogue. That's the direction; it's not live yet, and we'll say so plainly when it is.
Built in
Bring your feeds and platforms into reach of your AI, in real time.
Connect the broker you already use — no new account, no migration.
Point your assistant at what to watch; let it surface what matters.
Model-agnostic. Bring the assistant you trust; Helm does the wiring.
Runs on your desktop. Your keys and context stay with you.
A catalogue of connectors you switch on as you need them — own each one, keep it as your stack changes.
How it works
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Download Helm and sign in. It sets up quietly and connects to the tools you already run.
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Link your broker, charts and data. Choose the AI assistant you want at the helm.
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Ask in plain language. Helm turns it into action across your platforms — you stay in control of every step, and every session it remembers a little more about how you work.
Pricing
Start with the tier that fits how you trade. Upgrade the moment you need more.
The full desktop — broker, charts and workflow.
$99/ month
For power desks that live in the platform.
$245/ month
Prices in USD. Every account starts with a 30-day full-access trial — no charge at signup. On day 31 you're automatically on Stack at $99/month unless you upgrade or cancel first. First charge refundable within 7 days. During closed testing, access is by invite. Compare plans →
Questions
No. Helm connects to the broker, charts and data you already use — it's the layer that puts your AI in reach of them, not a replacement for them.
The one you choose. Helm is model-agnostic — bring the assistant you trust and it handles the wiring into your stack.
On your machine. Helm runs as a desktop app with your credentials and context; nothing leaves without your explicit action.
Access is invite-only for now. Request an invite and we'll get you set up with a code to create your account and choose a plan.
Your setup, your connectors, and how you tend to use them — stored on your account, carried into new sessions. It doesn't read or store your conversations; it reasons over what it can see of your tool activity, not your chat.
Not yet. It's the direction we're building toward — a way for traders who actually trade to contribute strategies and knowledge through Helm. Nothing is live today, and we'll say clearly when it is.
Helm is in closed testing with a small group of traders who are shaping what it remembers and how it grows. Request access and we'll be in touch.