01
Describe
Define the people, records, workflows, and rules the application must preserve.
Data application platform
Turn your data into a working app.
Describe the tool you need. Jotsu builds the interface, storage, workflows, and MCP access together.
Describe what it should do and who it is for.
Try an example:
From prompt to working software
See what happens after you click Build
Follow a customer CRM from the first request to a finished, usable application.
The application contract
Your requirements stay connected to the software.
The contract is the agreement between you and AI about what the application does. Jotsu keeps it at the center of every build.
02
Build
Jotsu turns that contract into a complete application with data, views, and actions.
03
Review
Use the working preview with realistic data and check it against the contract.
04
Deploy
Publish when the application does what your users and business require.
Review can send you directly back to Describe. Make the missing requirement explicit, then rebuild only what changed. Learn how AI development works.
A working application
See the records, rules, and next action together.
A Jotsu application is not a category or a template. It is a working system shaped around one operational job.
Contract · Support operations
Turn incoming requests into owned work.
Support leads need one queue that prioritizes requests, preserves context, and makes the next action clear.
- Route urgent requests first
- Keep uncertain results in review
- Every request has an owner
Support queue
12 open · 3 need review
Cannot access billing portal
Northwind Health · High priority
Needs owner
Export missing recent records
Acme Manufacturing · Medium priority
Investigating
Add a user to our workspace
Orbit Logistics · Low priority
Ready
Assigned today
8
Needs review
3
Resolved
24
Sales follow-up
CRM signals → prioritized accounts → assigned next steps
Equipment inspections
Failed checks → follow-up tasks → verified resolution
Built as one system
The application stays inspectable from structure to deployment.
Jotsu manages the development machinery without hiding the application it produces.
- entities:
- request, customer, assignment
- views:
- queue, request detail, workload
- actions:
- assign, prioritize, resolve
- workflows:
- triage, escalation, follow-up
Application structure
One graph keeps data, views, actions, workflows, navigation, and permissions aligned.
Working source
A real TypeScript application you can inspect, change, and continue developing.
Preview and validation
Use the application with realistic records before deciding it is ready.
Deployment and runtime
Publish the same application source with its configuration and managed data layer.
FAQ
Questions teams ask before they build
The practical details behind how Jotsu turns data into usable software.
Start building
Stop building dashboards no one uses. Build tools your team depends on every day.
Jotsu turns your data into real, working applications.