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Jotto Desk

In-vehicle computer mounts on no-drill steel bases, with the Cable-Dock laptop securing system and vehicle-specific fits for fleet trucks and SUVs.

Overview

Jotto Desk makes in-vehicle computer mounts and laptop workstations for cars, trucks, vans, SUVs and heavy trucks, sold to individual users and to fleets. Its mounts sit on vehicle-specific one-piece steel bases, installed without drilling holes and shaped to leave passenger leg room free, and the base can be bought on its own so an existing mount moves between vehicles. Named applications include the Dodge Ram SSV and Ram 1500 Classic, 2500 and 3500, the Toyota Tundra and Sequoia, and the Jeep Grand Cherokee. Its patented Cable-Dock securing system holds a laptop with two thin nylon-coated steel cables that wrap over the keyboard section. An articulated swing arm lets the user work from either front seat and store the screen against the dash while driving, with a tray that rotates 360 degrees, adjustable stand height, ratchet handles for quick lock and release, and a stand that lifts off the base in seconds. Product pages carry installation instructions and spec sheets, and the company states its desks are field proven over 20 years, made of recyclable materials, and should be used only when the vehicle is parked.


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