Practical AI tools
for everyday work
Helm AI Inc develops focused AI tools for document processing, content creation, and career workflows. Our products are currently available free during beta testing.
Free beta status
We are working with early users to test product functionality and improve the experience before commercial launch.
- ✓ Products are currently free of charge during beta testing.
- ✓ Users may already be testing available tools for free.
- ✓ Optional paid subscriptions are planned after beta.
- ✓ Pricing will be finalized before any paid launch.
Focused tools for common workflows
These beta tools are organized around practical work: document processing, content creation, and career workflows.
PDF Summary Agent
Extract text from PDFs, generate concise summaries, and ask questions about document contents. Users remain responsible for checking important details.
AI Writing Assistant
Draft, rewrite, translate, and summarize text while testing a browser-based writing workflow for everyday content creation.
AI Resume & Career Agent
Beta career workflow concepts for resume rewriting, ATS-style checks, and interview preparation. Outputs should be reviewed before use.
FilmGrade AI
AI-powered film color grading tool with 12 film presets, manual controls, and DJI Pocket camera parameter library. Upload a photo and describe your desired film look.
See FilmGrade AI in action
One click from flat to film — AI text-to-look grading, classic film presets, LUT export, and the DJI Pocket settings assistant.
Early product feedback areas
During beta, we are focused on product usability, workflow reliability, and feedback from early users.
Product usability
Whether each tool is easy to understand, navigate, and complete without unnecessary steps.
Output usefulness
Whether generated summaries, drafts, and career materials are useful starting points after user review.
Workflow reliability
Whether uploads, processing, downloads, and browser-extension workflows behave consistently across common devices.
User feedback
Which features early users find valuable, confusing, incomplete, or ready for improvement before commercial launch.