Jerry Assistant
Stop copy-pasting LinkedIn into your CRM
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Ronith Gunani

Jerry Assistant - Stop copy-pasting LinkedIn into your CRM

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A Windows desktop app for B2B sales teams chasing UAE and KSA accounts. Upload a company list. Get back verified decision-makers — names, emails, phones, seniority — in minutes. It calls Apollo.io and Hunter.io under the hood and writes a CRM-ready CSV. What's different from the SaaS lead-enrichment crowd: Jerry runs locally using your existing Apollo seat. Nothing new to subscribe to. Your data never leaves your machine.

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Ronith Gunani
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Hey PH 👋 I'm Ronith. I run an AI automation consulting practice in Dubai called Jerry Services. Jerry Assistant is the first thing we've built that's standalone enough to publish. The inspiration was watching SDRs work. Every B2B sales team I audited in the UAE was losing 6 to 8 hours a week per rep to the same loop — open LinkedIn, copy a name, switch to Apollo, find an email, alt-tab to the CRM, paste. Quite expensive. Difficult to fire someone over. Easy to never get around to fixing. So I got around to fixing it. The problem isn't unique to the GCC, but the constraints are. Apollo seats here get shared across small teams. WhatsApp does a lot of the work that email does in the US. Most CRMs in the region are Zoho, not Salesforce. And SMEs don't want another monthly subscription on a credit card abroad. The tools built for San Francisco sales floors don't fit. I built the first version as an n8n workflow — that's what I use for most consulting work. Customers kept asking the same thing: "Can I just have it as a button I click on my laptop?" So I rebuilt it as a Python desktop app. Apollo and Hunter under the hood. Windows. Writes a CRM-ready CSV. The desktop format is the actual differentiator. Most "lead enrichment" tools assume you want SaaS. This one doesn't. Worth flagging: it's sold as per-customer deployments through Jerry Services, not self-serve. For a demo or to talk deployment, ronith@getjerryservices.com or jerryservices.net/case-studies/. I'll be in the comments all day. Ask me anything.