If you have ever finished a vulnerability assessment and then spent more time writing the report than running the scan, you already understand the problem.
The tools available for managing and reporting on vulnerability findings fall into two categories. On one end, there are enterprise platforms. They are full-featured, cloud-hosted, and priced per seat with annual contracts that start in the thousands. On the other end, there are open-source tools that are powerful but require Docker, databases, web servers, and ongoing maintenance just to get started.
There is nothing in between. Nothing for the three-person security team, the solo consultant, or the IT manager who just needs to triage findings and produce a clean report without setting up infrastructure or calling a sales team.
That is why we built JuturnaReport.
The workflow we wanted to fix
The typical workflow after a scan goes something like this: export the scanner output, open a spreadsheet, start sorting and deduplicating findings, copy descriptions into a Word document, format the report, realize the formatting broke, fix it, export to PDF, and hope nothing got lost along the way.
Every person in this space has some version of this process. Some have built their own scripts and templates over the years. Some use a combination of tools that mostly work. But almost everyone is spending more time on the report than the report deserves.
We wanted a tool that handled the entire middle section of that workflow. Import scanner output. Triage findings in a structured interface. Assign severity, add analyst notes, dismiss false positives. Route actionable findings to your ticket system. Then generate a professional PDF with customizable templates. All from one application, running locally on your machine.
Design decisions that matter
Every design choice in JuturnaReport comes back to the same question: what does a small security or IT team actually need?
Desktop-native, not cloud. Your vulnerability data and client engagement details should not live on someone else’s server. JuturnaReport runs entirely on your workstation. It works offline, including in air-gapped environments. There is no account to create, no cloud infrastructure to depend on.
Encrypted local storage. All data is stored in a locally encrypted SQLite database using SQLCipher with AES-256 encryption. Access is protected by a master password with a backup recovery code. Nothing is transmitted externally. Ever.
One price, no seat math. One license covers up to three machines. There are no per-user fees, no feature tiers, no “contact sales” pages. Early access pricing starts at $49/year, and that rate is locked forever as long as you renew.
Built for the real workflow. JuturnaReport is designed around how vulnerability management actually works: import, triage, report, deliver. It is not trying to be a platform, a dashboard, or an analytics tool. It does one job and does it well.
What early access means
JuturnaReport is fully functional today. You can import scanner output, triage findings, generate reports, and export polished PDFs right now.
Early access means the product is actively growing toward v1.0. New features and refinements are in development, and every purchase directly funds that work. Early access customers also get permanently locked pricing, even after general availability pricing takes effect.
If it does not fit your workflow, there is a 30-day money-back guarantee. No questions asked.
What comes next
We are focused on expanding scanner support, refining the triage workflow, and building out reporting customization based on feedback from early access customers. If you have thoughts on what JuturnaReport should do next, we want to hear them.
This is a tool built by practitioners, for small security and IT teams that need results without the overhead. We think there is a better way to handle vulnerability reporting, and we are building it.