Small Business Tools

The problem

Most small business owners live in spreadsheets. Invoices in one tab, expenses in another, client info in a third. Proper tools like QuickBooks or Zoho work, but they cost money every month and come with features you will never use.

Jetro sits in the middle. You describe what you need, the agent builds it on canvas, and you have a working tool in minutes. No subscription fees, no setup wizards, no IT department required.

What you can build

Invoice tracker

Tell the agent: “Build me an invoice tracker.” It creates a database, a form for new invoices, a table showing what is paid and what is outstanding, and a chart of monthly revenue. Add columns, filters, or calculations just by asking.

Payment aging dashboard

See at a glance who owes you money and for how long. The agent can build an aging report that groups outstanding invoices by 30, 60, 90+ days. Color-coded, sortable, always up to date.

Expense tracker

Log expenses by category, attach receipts (via document parsing), and get monthly breakdowns. The agent builds charts showing where your money goes and flags unusual spending automatically.

Client ledger

Track every transaction per client. Invoices sent, payments received, outstanding balance, total lifetime value. One canvas gives you a complete picture of each relationship.

Inventory management

For product-based businesses: track stock levels, set reorder alerts, and see sales velocity. Connect to your sales data and the dashboard updates itself.

Why this works

• No code. You describe what you want in plain language. The agent handles the database, the UI, and the logic.
• No monthly fees. Jetro is free. Your data stays on your machine.
• Grows with you. Start with an invoice tracker. Add expense tracking next week. Add a client dashboard next month. It is all on the same canvas.
• Share with your team. Generate a link and your accountant or partner can see the dashboard from their browser. Or deploy it as an app so it is always accessible.
• Connect your bank. If your bank has an API, the agent can pull transaction data automatically. No manual data entry.

Getting started

1. Open a new project and tell the agent what you need. Start simple: “I need to track my invoices.”
2. Add your data. Import from a CSV, type it in manually, or let the agent connect to your existing tools.
3. Iterate. Ask the agent to add features as you need them. A payment reminder column, a profit margin chart, a monthly summary email.
4. Share or deploy. Send a link to your accountant, or deploy the whole thing as a standalone app.