Jodoo

Jodoo is a no-code platform built from three components, a form builder, workflow and dashboards, with published solution templates for order inventory, production orders, lean management, maintenance, after-sales work orders, CRM, project management and task management.

Approaching production management as a no-code build rather than as a fixed application is the decision that defines it, and the trade-off is worth stating clearly.

Purpose-built manufacturing software encodes an opinion about how manufacturing works, which is efficient when your process matches that opinion and obstructive when it does not. Many manufacturers, particularly smaller ones and those doing unusual work, have processes that do not fit any product's model, and they end up either changing how they work to suit the software or maintaining spreadsheets alongside it.

A no-code platform inverts that: you encode your own process, which fits perfectly and which nobody else maintains. The cost is that you are responsible for the design, and a badly designed workflow built in-house is worse than a well-designed one bought off the shelf.

The published templates mitigate that meaningfully, since starting from a production order template and adapting it is a different exercise from starting from a blank form.

Lean management and after-sales work orders appearing as templates is a good sign, since both are areas where standard manufacturing software tends to be weakest and where processes vary most between companies.

Pricing is published with a genuinely free tier for data collection and management, and a paid tier at $12 per user per month adding a permission system and cross-team connectivity, aimed at small and medium businesses, with a $60 figure published above it.