Jestor is a no-code platform for building internal business tools such as databases, forms, and workflow automations without writing code. Bruno Bannach founded the Brazilian company in 2020, and Jestor went through Y Combinator's Summer 2021 batch with backing from Canary and FCVC among other investors. The platform has since repositioned around AI-assisted business process automation, in addition to its original no-code database roots.
Teams build relational databases, custom forms, and multi-step workflows through Jestor's visual builder rather than a spreadsheet or a custom-coded internal tool, then layer analytics and automation triggers on top. The company markets its current product as building business apps, agents, automations, and forms fast enough to replace ten or more disconnected point tools a growing company might otherwise stitch together.
Jestor suits operations teams at startups and mid-size companies that need custom internal tools without a dedicated engineering team to build and maintain them. Pricing is not published on the marketing site; prospective users can try building an app for free at signup, but ongoing paid pricing requires talking to Jestor directly.
