Changelog

No more dark-gray-on-black surprises: every email Helios sends now adapts its colors to the recipient’s dark mode automatically, and the builder helps you catch hard-to-read color choices before you hit send.

• Automatic dark-mode adaptation: custom text, heading, and divider colors that would disappear on a dark background are brightness-adjusted (your hue stays intact) so the email is always legible. Sections with their own background keep their design untouched.
• Author the dark version yourself: flip the canvas to Dark mode and the inspector edits dark-only color variants. Auto shows what Helios derived; pick your own to override it, or reset back anytime.
• Contrast warnings: the inspector flags color combinations below the 4.5 readability guideline in both light and dark mode.

Full details in the email template builder guide.

The form Performance tab now matches landing pages: pick a date range, toggle unique visitors, submissions, and conversion rate on the chart, and scan Events, Referrers, and every submitter in one place.

• Chart and date range: the same period control as page performance, with series you can turn on and off.
• Events and Referrers: views versus submissions for the period, plus where unique visitors came from (Helios, Direct, social, or the site they were on). When UTMs are present, open UTMs and pick a field that has values (Source, Medium, Campaign, Term, or Content).
• Submissions: click a person to see their answers and message them from the panel. The table stays Person, Date, Source, and View.
• Inbox: tapping a form or page event in a conversation opens the answers, the page or click, and campaign source in the contact sidebar.

Every form’s submissions can now leave Helios in one click. Open a form’s Performance tab and use Download CSV in the Submissions table to export the full history, ready for spreadsheets, imports, or reporting.

• The complete list: the export includes every submission, not just the page on screen.
• One column per question: contact details (name, phone, email), date, and source come first, followed by each form question labeled exactly as it appears in the app.

See the Submissions docs for everything the table can do.

No more waiting for the next scheduled sync. Mariana Tek and fitDEGREE integrations now have a Sync now button that pulls your latest catalog items and class schedule into Helios on the spot.

• One click, fresh data: added a new class type, membership, or intro offer in your booking platform? Sync now and it shows up in Helios within a couple of minutes.
• Right where you need it: the button lives at the top of the integration page, and Integration history shows the sync as it runs.

See the Mariana Tek and fitDEGREE docs for details.

Pages now helps you start with the visitor action you want, then builds a focused landing page around it. Choose a goal, use conversion-ready recommendations from your synced data, and arrange the page directly on the canvas.

• Start with a goal: choose a visitor outcome (intro offer, membership, pack, class, event, or weekly schedule), or start from scratch.
• Pick offers that can convert: recommendations prioritize active records with working checkout or booking links and explain when a record needs attention.
• Build on the canvas: drag blocks into place, select them to edit, and use the block toolbar or keyboard to reorder, duplicate, and delete.
• Showcase commerce clearly: featured offers get a strong checkout action and branded image fallback, while event blocks stay focused on the next few bookable times or one promoted event.
• Put your whole schedule on the page: the new Schedule block is a browsable weekly schedule with day tabs, class descriptions, a limited-spots warning when a class is filling up, and the right action on every session (Reserve, Join waitlist, Full, or Ended). It syncs from your booking software hourly with nothing to maintain.
• Frame the page with your brand: optional Header and Footer blocks pin your logo to the top and your contact info and links to the bottom, pre-filled from your Brand kit and inbox settings.
• Use your own photos: click the thumbnail on any picked item to upload a custom card image that replaces the synced one on that page, with the synced image one click away.
• Catch hesitant visitors: adding a Footer also adds a “Send us a text” button that starts a text to your Helios number, so undecided visitors turn into conversations in your inbox. On by default when a Footer is on the page, with a switch on the Footer to turn it off.

See Landing pages for the full guide.

You can now build segments and flows from what people do on Helios forms and pages, not only from your booking software.

• Website events: under What someone has done, every gym gets form views and submissions, landing page views and clicks, plus account creation and checkout on a Helios booking page. These events appear when the contact is identified (for example from a tracked message link).
• Journey chips: pick Viewed a page, Submitted a form, or Completed Helios checkout without digging through the full event list.
• Flow triggers: start a flow when someone completes checkout or creates an account on a Helios page.

See Dynamic segments for how event rules work.

Forms that collect an email address now ask for email marketing permission alongside the existing texting consent, so every submission tells you exactly which channels the contact said yes to.

• Email consent checkbox: forms that collect email show “Send me news and offers by email” below the texting checkbox. It starts checked, which US email rules allow, and visitors can untick it. The texting checkbox still starts unchecked, as texting rules require.
• Updated legal pages: the fine print, Terms of Use, and Privacy Policy generated for every form now cover email marketing, unsubscribe links, and how email and texting preferences stay independent.
• Rename forms in the header: click the form title at the top of the builder to rename it in place, the same way email templates work.
• Cleaner link previews: form subtitles with rich text formatting no longer show raw formatting tags in the share card, texted link previews, or social unfurls.

See Building forms for details.

Two builder improvements that came straight from customer feedback: forms can collect write-in answers, and fitDEGREE memberships show up in flow and segment rules before anyone buys them.

• Other option on choice fields: for Dropdown, Radio group, and Multi-select, turn on Include Other option. Visitors who pick it get a short write-in, and their typed answer is saved on the contact.
• Search your sellable catalog in rules: when configuring a flow exit trigger or segment condition on a fitDEGREE purchasable name, type to search your full membership and pack catalog. You no longer need a real purchase before a product appears in the picker.
• Form Preview: the full-screen Preview button next to Save now stays in sync with your draft as you edit.

See Building forms for the Other option, and Flow triggers for exit criteria.

Building the page around a form is now direct: add heading and text blocks, edit them in the settings panel like the form header, and drop blocks into clearly labeled regions above or below the form. Form views are now unique visitor views, so your conversion rate reflects real people.

• Heading blocks: lead the page with large title text in two sizes. Text blocks support bold, italics, links, and lists.
• Clearer page layout: the canvas shows two labeled regions with the form between them, and the labels follow your question flow. All-together forms show content above and below the card; one-at-a-time forms show it inside the form as the Intro screen and Confirmation screen it becomes. Drag blocks within or between regions, no guesswork.
• Editable confirmation screen: the title and confirmation message now show on the Build canvas exactly as visitors see them. One-at-a-time forms show them in the Confirmation screen region below the questions; all-together forms get a Confirmation tab next to the step tabs. Click the screen to change the title, edit the copy, or switch to a redirect.
• Card or no border: a new Frame design option shows the form on a card (the default) or drops the border so the questions sit directly on the page. With no border, your background color fills the page instead of the card.
• QR code for your link: the Share tab now includes a ready-to-print QR code for the hosted form link. Download it as a high-resolution PNG for flyers, posters, and the front desk.
• Rich text subtitles: the form subtitle keeps your line breaks and formatting, so multi-line intros render the way you wrote them.
• Unique views: the Performance tab counts each visitor once, so refreshes and repeat visits no longer inflate views or dilute your conversion rate.

See Building forms for details.

Import your gym’s colors, logo, font, and voice from your website, then reuse those defaults across Helios.

• Website import: paste a URL and Helios reads the homepage to draft a brand kit you can review.
• Four-step wizard: edit basics, colors, font and style, and guidelines with a live light/dark preview.
• Seeds new forms and emails: once a kit is ready, new forms open on-brand and new email templates carry the kit logo and button colors. Existing artifacts stay as you left them.

See the Brand kit docs for the full walkthrough.

The form builder now has content blocks: add text and photos around your questions, right on the Build canvas, and the hosted form link becomes a landing page you can drop in any text, bio, or QR code.

• Content blocks: pitch the offer with rich text and show off your space with full-width photos.
• Works everywhere the form does: the page renders on the hosted link, website embeds, popups, and full-page takeovers, in light and dark mode, and it is built mobile-first.
• Plays well with guided forms: with the one-question-at-a-time flow, your content becomes a welcome screen before the first question.
• A canvas that shows your design: the Build canvas renders your colors, imagery, and fonts live, so Build and Design always show the same form.
• Guided by default: new forms start on the one-question-at-a-time flow with a progress bar, the pattern that converts best for lead forms, and each question on the canvas shows which screen it lands on. The dropdown at the top of the left panel flips between one question at a time and all questions together.
• A friendlier first form: your first visit to the builder opens with a quick welcome tour, and new forms suggest common questions you can add with one tap.

See Building forms for how to add content blocks.

Forms now look great everywhere without fiddling. Pick one brand color and Helios builds matching light and dark palettes with readable contrast, follows each visitor’s light or dark setting automatically, and keeps every layout sharp on phones.

• Match visitor color mode: forms adapt to each visitor’s light or dark preference. Lock a mode or fine-tune individual colors when you need to, and preview both modes and phone or desktop widths right in the builder.
• Full-page takeover: a new way to show a form on your website. Instead of a small popup, the form fills the screen when a trigger fires, which is a much better experience on phones, where most gym visitors are.
• Image layouts and guided flow: add a photo above or beside your questions, and switch to one question at a time for a guided flow with a progress bar and Enter-to-advance.

See Building forms and Sharing and embedding forms for details.

Build, publish, and improve lead capture forms from one focused workspace. The new form builder adds flexible questions, multi-step experiences, conditional logic, website popups, and conversion reporting without giving up the hosted links and embeds you already use.

• Build the experience you need: drag questions into place, collect multiple selections, add validation and conditional logic, or split a longer form into clear steps.
• Share it anywhere: send a hosted link with a branded text and social preview, embed a responsive form directly in a page, or open it as a targeted popup.
• Measure and follow up: compare views with submissions, see conversion rate, read exact field labels and multi-select answers, then message the contact from the response table.
• Edit from any device: the builder adapts to the screen you are on, so you can fix a question or check yesterday’s submissions from a tablet or your phone.

See Building forms and Sharing and embedding forms for the full setup.

Flow email steps can now send to an address you enter, not only the contact’s email.

• Contact email by default: existing send email steps keep going to the contact.
• Custom recipient: in the step’s settings panel, set Send to to Custom email address and enter who should receive the message instead.
• Internal notifications: useful when a registration or milestone should alert your team while the contact still drives the rest of the flow.

See flow actions for details.

Pre-class flows just got a lot smarter. Timers can now wait relative to the class start time from the trigger event, and filters and conditionals can check the exact booking that started the flow, not just the contact’s overall history.

• Wait until 1 hour before class: “Wait until a specific date” timers now offer booking date fields like Class start date/time, so every contact gets their reminder relative to their own class, not a fixed delay.
• Did they cancel that booking?: the criteria menu’s new Trigger event category adds one-click checks like Cancelled the booking that started this flow, Still booked (hasn’t cancelled), Checked in to the class, and Missed the class (no-show), evaluated live when the step runs. No more skipping a reminder because the contact once cancelled a different class.
• Every value in dropdowns: trigger and condition dropdowns (class names, membership names, and more) now list every value from your booking system instead of a sample.

See Logic and timing for how to build a pre-class reminder that skips cancelled bookings.

The New incoming text message trigger has a new Any message match type, so a flow can start whenever a contact texts you back, no keyword required.

• Any message: fires on every incoming text, whatever it says. Great for auto-replies, tagging anyone who responds, or routing every inbound reply into a follow-up.
• Still keyword-ready: Contains any and Exact match work exactly as before for keyword campaigns like “text JOIN to sign up”.

See flow triggers for the full list of ways contacts enter a flow.

Flow SMS steps can now send MMS the same way the inbox and blasts do.

• Image attachments: add a JPEG, GIF, or PNG from the send text message composer toolbar.
• Contact cards: share your inbox vCard so contacts can save your number in one tap.
• Templates included: SMS templates with media keep their attachments when you use template mode in a flow.

See flow actions for details.

Verifying an email domain used to mean figuring out your DNS provider’s quirks on your own. Now Helios walks you through it: pick your DNS provider (Squarespace, GoDaddy, Wix, or anything else) and follow three simple steps with values already formatted for that provider’s fields. No technical knowledge needed.

• Guided setup wizard: choose your provider and get click-by-click instructions with copy buttons for every value, matched to your provider’s exact field names.
• Smart error detection: click “I’ve added the records, check them” and Helios pinpoints what’s wrong, whether a record was saved under the wrong name, a value doesn’t match, or DNS just needs more time, with plain-language fixes for each.
• Full written guide: the email domains guide covers every provider in depth, including how to find out where your DNS is actually managed.

Settings got a full restructure: a persistent secondary navigation, dedicated pages for each inbox, and recorded voicemail greetings.

• Secondary navigation: every settings area is one click away in a sidebar grouped by Account, Inbox, and Organization, so you always know where you are and can jump between pages without backing out.
• Per-inbox settings pages: each inbox now has focused pages for Business information, Voice, Email, Business hours, and SMS instead of one long form. Switching inboxes keeps you on the same page.
• Recorded voicemail greetings: record a greeting right in the browser (or upload a file) instead of relying on text-to-speech. Hear it back before you save it.

See the inboxes and phone numbers docs for the full tour.

Work that starts in a conversation no longer has to live in a separate app. Tasks bring follow-ups, callbacks, and team to-dos into Helios, linked to the contacts and conversations they came from.

• Board and list views: a new Tasks page in the sidebar with a drag-and-drop board (Snoozed, To do, In progress, Done) and a grouped list view, plus filters for status, assignee, due date, and tags.
• Create tasks anywhere: from the Tasks page, the inbox Create new menu, a conversation’s actions menu, the contact sidebar, or automatically from a flow.
• Assignment with notifications: assign tasks to teammates and they get a push notification on web and iOS; due-soon and overdue reminders go to the assignee.
• Snoozing: hide a task until later today, tomorrow, the weekend, next week, or a custom time. It returns to To do and pings the assignee when it wakes.
• Comments and history: discuss each task in a comments thread and review a full audit trail of assignments, status changes, and edits.

Read more in the Tasks docs.

Bookings, purchases, and membership changes from your connected booking system now appear inline in the message thread, in chronological order with the messages themselves.

• Activity markers in the timeline: see “reserved a class” or “purchased a membership” exactly where it happened in the conversation, so replies always have context.
• Click for details: tapping a marker opens the full event in the contact sidebar, with the same reservation, order, and membership cards used on the contact record.
• Live updates: new activity streams into open threads in real time, no refresh needed.

Works with every integration that syncs customer events. See the contact sidebar docs for the full context picture.

Using Helios from a phone browser got a ground-up navigation pass.

• Bottom tab bar: an iOS-style tab bar (Inbox, Messages, Calls, Contacts, More) replaces the hamburger menu, so the places you live are always one tap away.
• Detail pages that fit: contact, blast, flow, and template pages restructure their side panels into bottom drawers on small screens, with primary Message, Email, and Call actions up top on the contact page.
• Small things that add up: no more accidental zoom when focusing inputs on iOS, call controls stay reachable while a call is docked, and the inbox columns snap-swipe on phones.

For the full native experience, there is always the iOS app.

The Reports page grew from one view into a full analytics suite that answers the questions owners actually ask: where do leads come from, do they convert, and how healthy is the membership base?

• Sales funnel: a flow diagram tracing every new prospect through booked, attended, and purchased, split by membership versus package purchases, so you can see exactly where leads drop off.
• Prospects report: new prospects, booking and attendance conversion, and membership conversion for any date range, with a new-contacts-over-time chart.
• Members report: a live snapshot of total and active members, a membership status breakdown, your top plans, and bookings versus attendance by day.
• Richer channel metrics: email opens and clicks, call outcomes and talk time, and MMS volume now feed the engagement views.

Everything is powered by the booking data your integrations already sync. Tour the reports in the analytics docs.

The integrations directory and detail pages got a full redesign, and each installed integration is now manageable in place.

• New directory: a card grid of available and installed integrations with clear status badges and a “Request an integration” card if we’re missing your system.
• Per-integration pages: each integration now shows an Event stream of the customer activity it syncs, an Integration history of sync jobs, and a Settings tab with an active/paused toggle, connection details, and location management.
• Safer management: pausing, editing locations, and uninstalling all live behind clear confirmations instead of a modal maze.

Browse what’s available in the integrations docs.

Calling comes to the web app. The same Helios number that texts your customers can now ring your browser, no desk phone or separate softphone needed.

• Call from anywhere: the thread header, the contact sidebar, or the new dialer with contact search and a keypad. A confirmation always appears before dialing.
• A call widget that travels: the floating, draggable call card stays with you as you navigate, so you can pull up the customer’s history mid-call. Mute, keypad, and hang-up are always in reach.
• Incoming calls: teammates with ringing enabled see an incoming call card with the caller’s name and accept/decline. First to answer takes the call; ringing is a per-inbox personal setting.
• A proper Calls page: the call log groups calls by day with duration, outcome, and voicemail playback with transcripts, next to the conversation itself.

Set it up in the calls docs.

A wave of improvements across everywhere you write email in Helios.

• Open and click tracking: email blasts now report delivered, opened, and clicked, with per-recipient breakdowns on the blast detail page. Bounces and spam complaints are handled automatically so undeliverable addresses are skipped on future sends.
• Dark mode emails: emails built with default colors adapt to the recipient’s dark mode, and the builder gains a light/dark preview toggle so you can check both before sending.
• Social links in the footer: add your website, Facebook, Instagram, and X links once in inbox settings and they render as an icon row in every email footer.
• Send preview: every email surface (template builder, blasts, and flow email steps) can send a test copy to your own address, merge tags included.
• Email from the new message page: starting a conversation with a contact who has an email address now offers Send email right from the compose screen.

Flow messages can now pull live data from the contact and the event that triggered the flow, so “class booked” automations can say which class, when, and with whom.

• Insert field chips: drop contact and event fields into SMS bodies, email content, and subject lines as labeled chips with live example values.
• Formatting and fallbacks: click any chip to choose a format (dates, times, currency, numbers, capitalization) and a fallback value for contacts missing the field. Dates render in your inbox’s timezone.
• Wait until an event date: timers gain an “until” mode anchored to a date from the trigger, with an offset. Build steps like “send a reminder 1 hour before the class starts”.

See the flow docs for how triggers, actions, and timing fit together.

Segments can now match customers who fit any one of several rule groups, not just a single list of conditions.

Build groups of criteria where everything inside a group must match, then add alternatives with Add OR group. For example: (active members on an unlimited plan) OR (anyone who reserved five or more classes). Existing segments keep working exactly as before, and single-group segments look the same as they always have, now with an explicit AND connector between conditions.

Read more in the dynamic segments docs.

A big round of upgrades to the flow builder.

• Send email from a flow: a new email action with the full email composer, so automations can send designed emails, not just texts.
• First-class tags: add or remove contact tags as flow steps, and use tags in triggers and conditions, making it easy to chain flows and build audiences from automation behavior.
• Delivery windows: cap the hours a flow is allowed to send each day (with weekdays-only and apply-to-all-days shortcuts) so a 2 AM trigger becomes a 9 AM message.
• Per-step recipients: every action node on an active flow now shows who is currently at that step, with a drill-in panel for debugging why someone did or did not get a message.

See flow actions and logic and timing for the full picture.

Turn foot traffic into conversations. The new QR Codes page generates a scannable code that opens the visitor’s SMS app with your inbox number and a pre-filled message, so a poster at the front desk becomes a lead in your inbox.

Type the message you want prospects to send, watch the code update live, and download it as a high-resolution PNG ready for print. Details in the QR codes docs.

Email joins texting in Helios. Design campaigns, send them to a list or segment, and manage replies in the same inbox as everything else.

• Email blasts: the blast wizard now offers Email alongside Text message, with the same pick-audience, compose, review flow.
• Email template builder: a drag-and-drop builder with heading, text, button, image, divider, header, and footer blocks, plus a rich text mode for simple notes that read like a personal email. Save templates once and reuse them across blasts.
• Custom sending domains: verify your own domain under Settings, Email Domains so campaigns come from your address, with SPF and DKIM handled through a guided setup.
• Compliance built in: automatic unsubscribe links, one-click list-unsubscribe headers, and opt-out enforcement on every send.

Read the email blast docs and template builder docs to get started.

Helios on the web now has a full dark theme. Pick System, Light, or Dark under Settings, Appearance: System follows your operating system, and the other two lock Helios to the theme you prefer. Every page, from the inbox to the flow editor, has been tuned for both.

Your Helios number now handles calls, not just texts. Make and take calls from the iOS app, and see every call alongside the rest of the conversation.

• Calls tab on iPhone: a redesigned calls experience with a native-style dialer, contact search, grouped call history, missed-call badges, and one-tap callback.
• Every call lands in the thread: answered, missed, and outgoing calls all appear in the conversation timeline with their outcome and duration, so the customer history stays complete across texts and calls.
• Voicemail with transcription: missed callers hear your greeting and can leave a voicemail; Helios transcribes it automatically so you can read it like a message.
• Call log on web: review calls and voicemails from the web app too.

See the calls docs to get set up.

See your inbox without opening the app. The new Helios Inbox widget puts unread messages, new leads, and assigned threads on your home screen.

• Four sizes: a small at-a-glance counter, a medium view with your latest unread threads and a Compose shortcut, a large view with full stats and inline mark-as-read, and a lock screen widget you can check without unlocking.
• Tap to jump in: tapping a thread opens that conversation; tapping the stats opens your Inbox tab.
• Deep links: the app now registers the sendhelios:// URL scheme, so Shortcuts and other tools can open the inbox, the composer, or a specific thread directly.

Add it from your home screen: long-press, Edit, Add Widget, then search for Helios. Details in the widget docs.

Email, meet your inbox. Send, receive, and manage emails right alongside your text conversations, all in one place.

• Email in conversations: emails appear inline with your text threads, marked with an envelope icon. Tap to open the full thread, organized by subject with sender details, timestamps, and attachments.
• Email composer: a full-screen composer with To, Subject, and a rich text body. Bold, italic, underline, and strikethrough formatting, plus up to 10 photo or document attachments per email.
• Email thread view: a card-based reader that groups messages by subject into collapsible threads. Reply, Reply All, and Forward from the most recent message, or long-press older messages for the same options.
• Conversation filters: filter by channel (Text, Email, or All), read state, and assignment from a new filter menu. Active filters appear as chips below search.
• Smarter previews: image-only emails show “Photo” or “2 Photos” in your lists, subject-less emails display “(No Subject)”, and task cards show attachment icons instead of blank text.
• Media: select up to 10 photos at once, with automatic compression per channel. Long-press any image or document for a full-screen preview gallery.
• Failed messages now display the specific error reason, plus general stability and performance improvements.

fitDEGREE studios can now run their messaging through Helios. Connect with your fitDEGREE API key, choose which FitSpots (locations) sync to each inbox, and your clients import automatically and stay current.

• Clients, registrations, and sales: class and event registrations (including class passes), completed and refunded sales, consumable usage, and intro offer purchases all sync in real time.
• Automation-ready events: build flow triggers and segment rules on any synced event, like a welcome flow that fires when someone purchases an intro offer.
• Conversion tracking: sales that happen after a Helios message are attributed to the campaign in your reports.

Setup and details in the fitDEGREE docs.

Spotted a typo right after hitting send? You can now stop a blast while it’s processing. Open the blast and click Cancel Message: remaining sends stop immediately, and the metrics show exactly how many messages went out before the cancel.

Messages already delivered can’t be recalled, but catching a mistake at 5% sent beats watching it reach the whole list. Details in the scheduling docs.

Helios now supports Australian businesses. Get an Australian phone number for your inbox, message customers on +61 numbers with proper local formatting, and pay Australian SMS rates with region-aware pricing and usage tracking.

Everything else works exactly as it does in the US: the inbox, blasts, flows, and integrations all speak Australian out of the box.

Gymble joins the integration lineup. Connect your Gymble account with an API key and your entire client base syncs into Helios: a full import on install, then new leads and customers in real time as they sign up.

Booking activity syncs too, unlocking Customer event flow triggers and segment rules on Gymble bookings. Setup takes about a minute; see the Gymble docs.

Starting from a blank page is the hardest part of marketing automation, so Helios now ships with prebuilt building blocks managed for you.

• Segment templates: one-click audiences powered by your integration data, like “Recent first visit”, “Took first class but haven’t returned”, and “Memberships ending soon”.
• Message templates: ready-to-send copy for the most common gym and studio moments.
• System flows: proven automations that Helios maintains and improves over time, protected from accidental edits.

Everything prebuilt is a starting point, not a lock-in: apply one and customize it in the normal editor. Browse what’s available in the segment templates docs.

Helios integrations now sync more than contact info. Memberships and orders flow in from Mariana Tek, giving every contact a real commercial profile inside Helios.

• Membership status on every contact: activations and deactivations sync automatically, so you always know who is an active member and on which plan.
• Purchase history: orders sync as they happen.
• Smarter segments: build audiences on this data, like “active members without autopay” or “churned members”, and pair them with campaigns and flows.

See the Mariana Tek docs for everything that syncs.

Customers text at 10 PM; your team does not. Each inbox can now define weekly working hours, and messages that arrive outside them get an automatic reply you write yourself, something like “Thanks for reaching out! We’re closed for the night and will get back to you in the morning.”

Set the schedule per day in your inbox settings, write the after-hours message once, and Helios handles the rest. The conversation stays marked unread so nothing slips through when the team is back. Configure it under inbox settings.

The biggest Helios release yet. Campaigns (today known as blasts) let you write one message and send it to an entire list, with real delivery data instead of guesswork.

• Pick an audience, compose, send: choose a list, write your message with personalization variables, then send now or schedule for later.
• Live metrics: every campaign page tracks queued, delivered, and failed sends as they happen, plus replies and opt-outs.
• Trackable links: links in your message are tracked automatically, so the campaign page shows how many recipients actually clicked through.
• Per-recipient detail: a full recipients view shows exactly who got the message and what happened to each send.

This launch is the foundation for everything blast-related that followed. See the blast docs for the current experience.