Specific, ordered rules
Preview matches before relying on them, then reorder and export your configuration.
Browser identity router
Link Helm
One link. The right browser profile.
Route external links by source application and domain, keeping work, personal, and client sessions in the browser identity where they belong.
Control without context switching
A quiet control surface for every incoming link
Set Link Helm as the default browser, define precise rules, preview routing decisions, and keep sensitive URL paths out of diagnostics.
Routing pipeline
Context in. Correct identity out.
Link Helm evaluates only the context needed to make a routing decision.
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Source application
Mail, chat, calendar, or any app opening a web link.
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Link context
Match by source Bundle ID and domain without retaining full URLs.
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Routing rule
Choose a specified, active, global, or prompted destination.
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Browser profile
Open the link in the browser-managed identity that fits the context.
Built for repeat use
Routing that stays explainable
Bounded diagnostics
Diagnostics retain domains and stable identifiers, not paths, query values, or fragments.
Visible fallback behavior
Ask, reuse an active profile, open a target profile, or fail explicitly when a destination is unavailable.
Current support
Validated where it matters, explicit everywhere else
Link Helm is early software. The table distinguishes verified behavior from adapter-level work and future plans.
| Platform | Browser | Status |
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| macOS 13+ | Google Chrome | Validated |
| macOS 13+ | Microsoft Edge, Brave, Firefox | Adapter-level support; not fully validated |
| Windows / Linux | All browsers | Planned |
Preview release
Try Link Helm on your Mac
Choose the build that matches your processor, or build directly from the audited source.
Unsigned preview builds
Current DMGs are not signed or notarized by Apple, so macOS may block them. Only use builds from a source you trust.