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Browser-Based Access

Helm runs entirely in the browser. Every session launches in a fresh, isolated container powered by KASM. There is no software to install on technician machines — ever.

Browser-based access is not an optional feature. It is the only way technicians interact with Helm. Open a browser, authenticate, and you are in a fully equipped terminal session connected to the endpoint you need to work on.

  1. Technician clicks a session link (from the admin portal, a PSA ticket, or a direct URL).
  2. KASM spins up a fresh container with the Helm TUI loaded.
  3. The session connects to the target endpoint via helm-agent.
  4. When the technician disconnects, the container is destroyed. Nothing persists.

Every session starts clean and ends clean. There are no cached credentials, no leftover files, no session data on the technician’s device. This is compliance by design — not a policy you have to enforce.

Desktop, laptop, tablet, or phone — if it has a modern browser, it runs Helm. This means technicians can respond to critical alerts from wherever they are, without needing a managed workstation.

Because there is no software on technician machines:

  • New hires open a browser and start working on day one
  • Departing staff lose access the moment their account is disabled
  • No licenses to reclaim, no agents to uninstall, no cleanup

For organizations that require full audit trails, Enterprise plans support session recording. Every keystroke and screen interaction is captured for compliance review and playback.