Jotcode

Open a tab, write logic, press Run—no servers to babysit. Jotcode lets you create, upload, and execute scripts straight from your browser, then wire them to real triggers in minutes. Start with a blank file or import from GitHub/ZIP. Configure HTTP endpoints, webhooks, or a schedule; set environment variables and secrets; and publish with one click. Each script ships with logs, step-by-step traces, usage stats, and versioning, so you can debug quickly and roll back safely. Turn on only the scripts you need and scale to dozens as your workload grows.

Build quality gates and checks that protect your app before issues reach production. Use Security Testing scripts to probe endpoints, verify auth rules, and flag risky changes. Add a "Test Scripts Review" routine that scans your automated tests for flaky patterns, missing assertions, or slow steps, then output a concise report to Slack or your CI. Connect Jotcode to your pipeline: run checks on pull requests, fail builds on high-severity findings, and auto-open tickets with remediation notes. Because scripts run serverlessly, you can parallelize heavy checks without provisioning.

Create a simple rules-driven assistant without stitching together complex infrastructure. With the Rule-Based Chatbot, you define intents, conditions, and replies in a decision table or JSON file. Host the chat endpoint in Jotcode, embed it in your site, and route conversations based on form inputs or CRM data. For content-heavy workflows, pair it with Full Text Extraction: watch an inbox or storage bucket, unpack PDFs and docs, push text and metadata to your search index, and send a webhook when indexing completes. Trigger follow-up actions—summaries, tags, escalation—using the same project.

Automate everyday operations so your team stops clicking and starts shipping. Schedule reports, normalize CSVs, sync records between tools, or refile tasks based on rules. Use Task Automation to chain steps—fetch, transform, notify—and Task Management to track state from "planned" to "done" with timestamps and audit logs. Share scripts with teammates, assign permissions, and promote changes through environments. If something breaks, inspect live logs, rerun with safe inputs, and roll back a version in seconds. Start with a single utility, or run a portfolio of small, focused jobs—pay for what you activate and expand only when you’re ready.