About Heldr
New European rules land on companies that have no legal department, no compliance officer and no time. We built Heldr for them.
The EU AI Act, NIS2 and GDPR were written with large organisations in mind. The obligations land on everyone. A company with forty people gets the same customer questionnaire as a bank, and has to answer it with a fraction of the people.
Most of the help out there is built for lawyers: thick reports, hourly rates, advice that ends where the work begins. We think that is the wrong way round. Owners need to know what applies today, what can wait, and what to fix first. Then they need someone to fix it.
That is Heldr. We are not fighting other consultancies. We are fighting the chaos.
Underneath it all is one mission: make compliance affordable and continuous. Affordable, because a company of forty people should not need a legal budget to follow the law. Continuous, because a one-off audit is out of date the moment your team installs a new tool or the rules change. Compliance should run in the background, like your accounting does.
Let them come.
Julian is the builder. He owns the vision, the product and the regulatory core of Heldr: how the rules become configuration, and how a company's real state becomes a verdict it can trust. He reads the legislation so you don't have to, and turns it into something an owner can act on before lunch.
Dustin makes sure Heldr reaches the companies that need it. He owns commercial strategy, go-to-market, partnerships and growth. He is the one who asks what is actually stuck: the deal, the tender, the questionnaire. Then he makes sure we solve that first.
We tell you what applies today, what can wait and what to fix first. In language an owner can read before lunch.
AI is not the risk. Using it without knowing how is. We help you use it well, not less.
Your company describes itself. You never get generic advice.
Fixed prices instead of hourly rates. Always on instead of once a year.