Visual routing graph
Model geography, device, user state, events, and rollout branches as a graph that product and engineering can inspect together.
Visual flow engine for dynamic application delivery
Stop managing user experiences in spreadsheets and nested IF/THEN toggles. Helm turns targeting logic into a visual graph and delivers the right JSON configuration to the client in real time.
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target delivery p95
SDK -> JSON
one request contract
v42
versioned payloads
regional-homepage.flow
production / version v42 / payload resolver
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SDK request
02
Context match
03
Graph resolve
04
JSON payload
node.geo
Match city lists and locale metadata from request context.
path.south
Chennai, Bengaluru, Kochi, Hyderabad, Coimbatore
path.north
Indore, Delhi, Jaipur, Chandigarh, Lucknow
payload.south
{
"flow": "regional-homepage",
"version": "v42",
"theme": "south_market",
"layout": "regional_home"
}payload.north
Regional layout, assets, copy, and component flags.
Visual State Routing
A product manager can route South Indian cities to a dedicated theme payload, route North Indian cities to another, and show the entire decision path without asking engineering to decode a long table of flags.
Current feature flag logic
Lists of conditions make conflicts hard to spot and slow down UI delivery.
Helm routing graph
Logic becomes visible, reviewable, and ready for fast configuration delivery.
Core Platform Capabilities
Model geography, device, user state, events, and rollout branches as a graph that product and engineering can inspect together.
Attach typed configuration payloads to each terminal node and deliver the exact schema the client should render.
Resolve targeting context close to the user and return a compact payload without waiting on a full application deploy.
Treat every published flow like a commit: compare versions, promote to production, and restore a previous state quickly.
Let Next.js, React Native, and backend services ask one question: which experience should this request receive?
Expose the selected path, matched rules, payload version, and delivery timing for debugging and audit trails.
Delivery Engine
Helm is designed so the app asks for its current experience, the resolver evaluates context against the published graph, and a versioned JSON payload returns immediately. Teams can change the experience without waiting for app store approval or a fresh deploy.