For CIOs and CTOs in finance
Ask your data.
Keep it in
your own cloud.
Your team asks questions in plain English. Every answer shows the query it ran and the rows it got back. When the answer is not there yet, Jitto Build makes the pipeline, against a check your engineers approve. Your data stays in a cloud account used only by your firm, and Jitto Analyze can use a model you host there.
Bring one question your team can’t answer quickly today.
| Option | What leaves it |
|---|---|
| A cloud account for your firm only | Calls to the model you choose. Nothing is shared with another client |
| Jitto Analyze with an open-weight model in your account | Nothing: questions and data stay on your network |
| Jitto Analyze on one box, offline | Only calls to the model you host on it |
Your engineers stay in charge
The agent builds.
Your people decide.
The check comes first
Jitto Spec writes each requirement in plain words with a check. The owner approves the spec, and each requirement has its check.
A terminal anyone can take over
Jitto Build works in a real terminal. Any engineer on your team can take over the session and carry on.
Red first, then green
The check fails before the change and passes after. The record shows both.
A person merges
A reviewer approves with their own login. Approval is refused while a check is red.
Jitto Analyze
Answers you can
take to a committee.
The query and the rows
Every answer shows the query it ran and the rows it got back.
No guessing
When Jitto Analyze can’t read the data, it says so instead of guessing.
Inside your own tools
Put Jitto Analyze dashboards inside the applications your staff and clients already use.
Questions
Before you decide.
Does our data go to a model provider?
Not if Jitto Analyze uses an open-weight model you host. In the offline Jitto Analyze install, the containers can’t reach the internet. The one way out goes to the model you host.
Do we have to change our warehouse?
No. Jitto reads your tables and does not write back to your source systems.
Who owns what Jitto builds?
You do. The models are code in your own git repository.
Is Jitto tied to one model?
No. Use a hosted model or, for Jitto Analyze, an open-weight model in your own account, and change later if you want.