The HELM Network Audit. Now playing in your DevTools.
Most wealth tools load 30+ third-party trackers the moment you open them — Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, LinkedIn Insight, retargeting cookies, fingerprinting libraries, session-replay scripts. That's an entire surveillance stack between you and your money.
HELM loads zero. This page is the receipt. The number below is computed live, in your own browser, from the W3C Resource Timing API. No screenshots, no marketing — just the number.
performance.getEntriesByType('resource'), which is part of every modern browser's W3C Performance Timing spec. It captures every HTTP/HTTPS request the browser makes after navigation. We classify each request by its origin: anything pointing at atthelm.com is first-party; everything else is third-party. The expected third-party count for a page load with no integrations active is 0.
Why this matters for HNW operators
Every third-party script loaded on a wealth tool is one more vendor that knows you visited a wealth tool — and possibly which features you opened. Aggregator-based tools (Empower, Monarch, Mint-replacement apps) routinely load 20–40 trackers per page on top of asking for your brokerage credentials. Both vectors compound the same risk: your financial life flowing through more hands than you signed up for.
HELM's manual-first architecture eliminates the credential-collection vector. The zero-third-party-call posture eliminates the surveillance vector. Both are architectural choices, not policies — there's no place in our code to put a tracker, and no place in our data model to put a brokerage password.
Read the full Security posture · Privacy policy · or open this page's source: view-source:atthelm.com/network-audit.