Your home shouldn't run you.
I spent fifteen years in corporate Mergers and Acquisitions and Corporate Strategy — most recently at Salesforce, where I led integration work on major company acquisitions. I was good at managing complexity: coordinating c-suite leaders, vendors, aligning teams, and keeping a thousand moving pieces in sync.
And yet I didn't have the time for my own household management.
I'd return from a week of meetings to find my remodel had stalled, deferred maintenance was becoming an emergency, travel logistics in pieces. I had the skills to handle a multi-hundred-million-dollar acquisition, but I couldn't manage my own properties without it consuming my evenings and weekends.
I realized I wasn't alone. People with demanding lives and complex households had no good option for the kind of specialized support their homes actually needed. We don't need another app or tool. We need someone who understands complexity, who handles it quietly, and who's trustworthy enough to own the details while we focus on what actually matters.
That's why I built Helm.