The plan that stays true.
Helen helps you write down what you're building and who it's for. Every day she checks the plan and the work under it, and tells you when they stop agreeing. You decide what changes.
Acme Ledger's plan
- Mission Close the books in a day Signed off in March
- Who we serve Finance leads at companies with 200+ seats Revised in September
- Strategy Win enterprise accounts first Signed off Monday
- Goal Double self-serve sign-ups Contradicts its parent
Helen· this morning
Double self-serve sign-ups pulls against the strategy above it. On Monday you signed off on winning enterprise accounts first.
Either the goal is out of date or the strategy changed. You decide which.
One changed decision. One week.
Without the flag, the work ships and next month starts in a direction you already left.
- Monday
You decide to win enterprise customers first.
- Wednesday
Last quarter's goal, doubling self-serve sign-ups, still sits under the new strategy, with work planned under it.
- Thursday
Someone, or an agent, picks up that work and builds it. It looks finished and works fine.
- With Helen
Her daily check flags the goal the day after you sign off. You decide whether to close it or keep it, before anyone builds on it.
Everyone else stops short.
- AI cofounder tools
Write you a plan that's stale in a month.
- Coding tools
Check that the code runs.
- Build-it-for-you tools
Build the whole thing and take you out of the loop.
- Helen's Foundry
Keeps you in charge of the decisions and holds the work to them after they are written.
What you get, in plain words.
- 01
A clear plan from day one.
You write down what you're building and who it's for. Helen grades each part and suggests a revision where an answer is still vague.
- 02
Work tied to the plan.
Each piece of work links to the decision it serves, so your team and its AI tools build from what you signed off.
- 03
A heads-up when things drift.
Helen notices when two decisions stop agreeing, or when work still sits under a plan you closed. You hear about it in a daily summary, while it's cheap to fix.
- 04
A record of every change of mind.
Each time you revise a decision, Helen keeps the old version and what changed, so you can see the plan as it stood on any date.
We run Helen on our own company.
In October we shut down a project that no longer fit our plans. Several pieces of work under it were still open, and anyone could have picked them up.
Helen flagged each one and asked the same question: does this still have a reason to exist? We went through every one and decided.
4 open pieces of work still sit under Partner portal, which you closed.
Does this work still have a reason to exist?
Helen asks. People decide.
She never changes your plan or your work on her own. Every flag waits for a person to decide.
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