Meet Jr

JrOS Technologies LLC · Phoenix, Arizona

Jr is an AI assistant that runs entirely on a personal computer. It teaches people with little computer experience how to find and do paid online work, step by step and out loud, so they have an alternative to hard manual labor.

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Business verification

Legal name
JrOS Technologies LLC
Type
Arizona domestic limited liability company, member-managed
ACC Business ID
25126060
Formed
September 24, 2026
Founder & sole member
Roberto R. Flores
Location
Phoenix, Arizona
Business activity
Software development

You can confirm this registration yourself: search Business ID 25126060 in the Arizona Corporation Commission's public business search at ecorp.azcc.gov. Tax ID (EIN) and formation documents are available on request to banks and grant programs.

Contact

Email Roberto R. Flores at [email protected] (note: r-zero-bert, with the number 0).

About the founder

Robert (legal name Roberto R. Flores) is a 54-year-old Mexican-American entrepreneur in Phoenix, Arizona. He taught himself to build software and has designed and built JrOS himself, rebuilding it six or seven times across three computers as he learned.

His motivation comes from supporting his children, working through personal health challenges, and wanting people in jobs like construction work in Arizona's extreme heat to have a real way to earn money online instead. He is Jr's first user: he is using Jr himself to start earning, and to fund the hardware Jr needs to grow.

What exists today, and what doesn't yet

Working today

  • A full desktop environment of about 60 built-in modules, running on one laptop.
  • A local AI model with a spoken voice. Nothing a user types is sent to an outside AI company.
  • Workbench: a guided five-step job workflow (choose job, proposal, solution, safety test, complete).
  • 20 practice jobs across five skill areas: files, spreadsheets, images, PDFs and documents, and approved web tasks. Each one comes with sample data.
  • Placement challenges that check real skills against objective pass/fail tests, not self-reported ones.
  • A job scanner that pulls real remote-job listings from public job boards.
  • An earnings log that sets aside money for taxes, plus a guide to getting paid through the user's own PayPal account.
  • English and Spanish, with matching voices.

Not built yet

  • Real paid client work is switched off on purpose. It stays off until hosting and provider checks are complete.
  • The "JrOS Kits" hardware in our grant proposal does not exist yet. Grant funding is for building and testing them.
  • Jr runs on a single laptop today, with no cloud servers.
  • No outside users have been onboarded yet. The founder is the only user so far.

How money works

Jr never holds, moves, or receives a user's money. Clients pay users directly through the user's own accounts, such as their own PayPal. Jr only teaches users how to set this up and helps them keep records and set money aside for taxes. Jr never collects passwords for job sites. Instead, it opens each platform's official sign-up page and walks the user through it.

A look inside

Real screenshots of the JrOS desktop app, captured directly from the software.

Workbench, step 1: the list of 20 training jobs, each labeled TRAINING with a typical real-world value range, under a banner that says no payment is earned for practice jobs.
Workbench, step 1: the 20-job training ladder. Every practice job is labeled clearly so it can't be mistaken for paid work.
Workbench Career Basics lesson, Remote Work Basics, step 1 of 5.
Career Basics: short step-by-step lessons that Jr reads aloud for users with little computer experience.
The JrOS desktop with its taskbar: Start, Ask Jr, Workbench, Jr Alerts, and The Studio.
The JrOS desktop and taskbar.