The Platform

Your operation is unique.
Your software should be too.

GearJoT ships with the essentials — assets, inspections, issues, work orders. But every equipment business has its own objects. Define them in minutes with the same power as built-in features. No code. No developers.

From idea to first-class object in minutes

1

Describe what you need

Tell GearBot: "I need to track rental agreements with start and end dates, daily rates, customer, and the assets on rent." GearBot proposes fields, statuses, relationships, and views.

2

Review and activate

Your custom object appears in navigation, participates in workflows, respects permissions, shows up in search, and GearBot understands it — exactly like a built-in feature.

3

Refine with conversation

Keep improving: "Add a damage waiver field." "Show agreements due back this week." "When returned, auto-create a check-in inspection." GearBot handles it.

Describe your data structure. Get a working schema.

No database knowledge required. Tell GearBot what you need to track in plain English — it generates the schema with proper field types, relationships, and validation rules.

  • Natural language to database schema
  • Auto-detects relationships and constraints
  • Suggests field types and validation
  • Creates views and forms automatically
  • Fully integrated with workflows and permissions
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GearBot Schema Builder
Ready to create your custom object
"I need to track maintenance schedules with frequency, last completed, next due, and assigned technician"
Perfect! I'll create a "Maintenance Schedule" object with these fields:
Equipment (Relationship → Asset)
Task Name (Text)
Frequency (Select: Weekly/Monthly/Quarterly/Annual)
Last Completed (Date)
Next Due (Date, auto-calculated)
Assigned Technician (User)
Status (Select: Pending/Complete/Overdue)
Should I create this schema?
Yes, create it!
✅ Maintenance Schedule created!
Added to navigation, enabled in search, ready for data entry
📋 Maintenance Schedule
12 scheduled tasks
Equipment
Task
Frequency
Last Done
Next Due
Technician
CAT 320E
Oil Change
Monthly
Jan 15
Feb 15
Mike R.
JD 8R
Filter Change
Quarterly
Dec 1
Mar 1
Sarah T.
K 924
Track Tension
Weekly
Feb 10
Feb 17
Alex M.
On Track Due Soon Overdue

From conversation to working spreadsheet

Your custom object automatically gets a spreadsheet-like grid view with sorting, filtering, and inline editing. Status colors, calculated fields, and relationships work immediately.

  • Auto-calculated "Next Due" dates
  • Color-coded status (overdue, due soon, on track)
  • Quick filters and search
  • Inline editing with validation
  • Export to CSV or connect via API
  • Mobile-responsive for field use

What ships out of the box

Two built-in operational objects that nearly every equipment business needs, plus a library of ready-to-install templates.

🔧 Work Order

Formal authorization and tracking of maintenance, repair, or service work — from request through completion to billing.

👥 Customer / Account

Organizations you do business with — contacts, billing, equipment owned or rented, service history.

Ready-to-install templates

Install templates built by GearJoT, verified partners, or the community. Every template is a starting point — install, modify, and run.

📦 Parts / Inventory

Spare parts, consumables, reorder points, stock levels

📋 Rental Agreement

Full rental lifecycle — quote, reserve, check-out, on-rent, return

🏗️ Job / Project

Organize work by job site, budget, timeline, deployed assets

📑 Purchase Order

Procurement from draft through approval and receipt

🏢 Vendor / Supplier

Parts suppliers, service providers, haulers

🛡️ Warranty Claim

Claims from identification through OEM reimbursement

📜 Certification

Operator certs, permits, compliance with expiry alerts

⚠️ Safety Report

Safety events, investigations, corrective actions

Built something great? Publish it.

Package your custom object with views, workflows, and documentation. Choose public or private. Other organizations install and adapt it. Templates are versioned — updates are opt-in.

Stop forcing your operation
into someone else's model.

GearJoT adapts to your business. Not the other way around.