Stay close to your apps without context switching.
Helm on Mac meets you in the menu bar and in Shortcuts. Check status, copy links, and open the right app window without rebuilding your focus.
Menu bar and multi-window
Open recent apps from the menu bar, switch accounts on Pro, and jump to settings without digging through windows.
Keep each app in its own window. Use a fullscreen screenshot window when media needs room. Background refresh keeps statuses current while you build in Xcode.
Shortcuts and App Intents
Request submission status, copy TestFlight links, open an app in Helm, and copy App Store links without leaving your keyboard.
These App Intents are built for Mac workflows where speed matters between commits, TestFlight invites, and release checks.
- Submission status at a glance
- Copy TestFlight and App Store links
- Open the right app directly in Helm
Mac-first desktop extras
Menu bar, multi-window, and Shortcuts live on macOS. On iPhone, reach for notifications, the widget, and Passport when you’re away from the desk.
Pair desktop shortcuts with helm-asc when agents or scripts should handle the repetitive App Store Connect steps.
FAQ
Does Helm have a Mac menu bar app?
Yes. The menu bar gives quick access to recent apps, account switching on Pro, and settings, with status updates in the background.
What Shortcuts does Helm support?
On macOS, App Intents cover submission status, copying TestFlight links, opening apps in Helm, and copying App Store links.
Are menu bar features on iOS?
No. Menu bar, multi-window, and App Intents are macOS features. iOS offers notifications, a Home Screen widget, and Passport sharing instead.
