Helm - Design app journeys in English & Arabic — free, no login

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Helm is a free, browser-based tool for designing mobile app journeys ,screen by screen, flow by flow. No login, no install. It's the first design tool built bilingual from the ground up: every journey works in English and Arabic with proper RTL, and it speaks banking natively (conventional ↔ Islamic finance terminology). Built-in flow audit scores your journey's readiness, and the Developer Handoff Pack exports a spec devs can actually build from. Useful for anyone designing an app flow.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Faiz, founder of Afeleos. I kept watching teams in the Gulf design banking apps in tools that had no idea what bank products or Islamic finance flows were - and that treated Arabic as an afterthought you bolt on at the end. So I built Helm: an app-journey design tool that's bilingual EN/AR from the first pixel and understands banking natively. It's free, no login, runs in the browser. Pick a template or build from scratch, toggle any journey between English/Arabic and conventional/Islamic, run a readiness audit, and export a developer handoff pack. It's early and I'd genuinely love your feedback — especially on the Arabic/RTL experience and whether the handoff export is useful. Try it and tell me what's missing.

Tried it for a quick onboarding flow and the RTL switch was genuinely impressive, text reflowed without me nudging anything. The flow audit score at the end is a nice nudge to tighten steps before handing off.

Maker

 Thank you so much for your feedback, im glad you liked it.

The bilingual RTL out of the box is genuinely impressive, I switched mid-flow and the layout just mirrored without anything breaking. The flow audit scoring is a nice touch too.

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thanks Ashton, appreciate you took the time to try it

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honestly this looks solid, especially the bilingual RTL stuff which is way overdue. one thing though, would be great if the Developer Handoff Pack could include dark mode tokens or theme variables so devs don't have to reverse engineer light mode specs to figure out dark ones

Maker

 Hi Doris, thanks for the feedback, thats a really good idea, i'll work on it!

Tried building a quick onboarding flow and the bilingual RTL switch is genuinely smooth, no awkward text reflow. The flow audit caught a dead-end branch I had completely missed.