Heliarko
A guide to the Capsule · Heliarko 1.0.21

A place where your digital life begins to make sense.

Most people do not need more files.

They need a better relationship with the files, photographs, notes, documents, stories and unfinished things they already have.

Heliarko brings them into one private Capsule — not as six disconnected applications, but as one environment built around your own material.

THE VAULT · IDENTITY · SYNAPSE · WORKSPACE · MESSENGER · SETTINGS

The house plan

One Capsule. Six rooms. One set of keys.

Each part of Heliarko has a clear job.

But the value comes from what happens between them.

The Vault

Keeps the material.

Documents, photographs, letters, audio, video and records become part of one searchable archive.

Identity

Keeps the human context.

People, family, stories, key moments, voice, values and the explanations that files cannot provide by themselves.

Synapse

Works with the context.

Search, connect, compare, summarise, draft, plan and think with the material you choose to make available.

Workspace

Turns context into work.

Notes, tasks, documents, projects, memoirs, research and everyday planning live in one focused place.

Messenger

Connects the people you choose.

Messages and files between Capsules, sealed on your computer before they leave.

Settings

Keeps control visible.

Language, text size, your PIN, backups and online access — in plain words and under your control.

Six rooms. One home.

The desk

You need an insurance document.

The Vault finds it.

An old photograph appears while you are looking for something else.

You remember what happened that day.

Identity keeps the story before it disappears again.

You return to a project you have not touched for three months.

Workspace has the notes, documents and unfinished draft together.

You ask:

“Find everything I saved about our 2004 trip and make a short timeline.”

Synapse connects the pieces.

Nothing spectacular happened.

That is the point.

Heliarko was useful for one ordinary day.

It grows with you

You do not have to build your Capsule in a day.

Add what you need. Describe what you remember. Over months and years, small pieces begin to connect.

Watch: Heliarko in one minute

A one-minute screenshot tour of Heliarko. Real English interface, fictional sample data, no audio. Choose subtitles in five languages. This overview does not show a live AI conversation.
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Heliarko. Six rooms, one Capsule. Real screens with fictional sample data.

The Vault keeps photographs and documents together. These four files are a small demonstration archive.

Identity keeps memoirs, family connections and key moments alongside the material that gives them meaning.

Workspace brings documents, tasks and the calendar into one place for everyday work.

Synapse is the doorway to external AI. Online access is required; no live AI answer is shown in this tour.

Messenger is for family communication. This demonstration profile has no conversations.

Settings brings language, text size and access settings together. Heliarko supports five interface languages.

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Real product. Sample lives.

See Heliarko without giving us someone else’s private life.

THE VAULT. Real interface · fictional sample profile.
THE VAULT
IDENTITY. Real interface · fictional sample profile.
IDENTITY
SYNAPSE. Real interface · fictional sample profile.
SYNAPSE
WORKSPACE. Real interface · fictional sample profile.
WORKSPACE
MESSENGER. Real interface · fictional sample profile.
MESSENGER
SETTINGS. Real interface · fictional sample profile.
SETTINGS

Real interface · fictional sample profile.

Every public demonstration should use sample material.

The screens should show the real product.

And when something is still being built, we should simply say so.

These screens were taken in Heliarko 1.0.14; the program today is Heliarko 1.0.21.

Trust is worth more than a perfect demo.

Closed test

Come inside while we are still building it.

Heliarko is in closed testing.

Taking part in the test is free.

Ask to take part.

Tell us what makes sense.

Tell us what does not.

Watch it change.