Every tool in Helm, and what each one does.

Change any word, photo or price on your site yourself. Go Live first lists what you changed, nothing goes public until you press it, and if something was wrong the previous version is kept.

One place for every photo, logo and file. Upload it once and use it anywhere on the site.

Every change is versioned. If something looks wrong, return to any earlier version in one click.

Connect a domain you already own, or buy one through Helm. The site is yours, on your address.

Invite the people who help you run the business and decide what each of them can do.

Ask for a change or a new feature from inside your dashboard. Quotes and updates come back in the same thread.

Bookings on your own site, with a date and a note. They land in your dashboard to confirm or decline, and the guest gets an email in their language.

Put a quiz or intake form on your site, score the answers, and keep the person who filled it in.

The moment you have a quiz, a list appears with everyone who finished it, their answers and their score.

Add each piece of work with a cover, a write-up and the tools or materials behind it. Publish when the write-up is ready, and put your best first rather than your newest.

When somebody asks you to quote for a job, their brief arrives in your dashboard rather than your inbox — who they are, their budget, and when they need it.

Contact and enquiry forms on your site, with the messages arriving where you actually read them.

Let customers create an account, sign in and see their own orders, bookings and what they have access to.

Run stamp cards, rewards and member perks against the same customer records the rest of Helm uses.

A private space for your members on your own site, instead of a group on someone else’s platform.

Sell your products from your own site. Add them yourself, keep stock straight across every colour and size, and see each order with the address it is going to.

Publish lessons and materials, sell access, and deliver them to the people who bought it.

As soon as there is a course, community, coaching or PT to sell, a catalogue appears to control what people can buy and unlock. A catalogue is pointless with nothing to unlock.

Run coaching programmes with your clients — plans, check-ins and progress, next to their account.

Includes PT sessions

See your visitors, where they came from and which pages they actually read.

Set the title, description and search preview for every page, and see which pages need attention.

Automated checks on speed, SEO and accessibility, so problems surface before customers find them.