Jev Privacy

Focus mode for Omarchy and Hyprland that judges each screen against the task you declared and escalates from a red reticle to a window haze and, as a last resort, closing the drifting browser tab. Each check is one Jev on-task classification, with screenshots OCR'd locally and never uploaded.

TypeSafe's privacy policy, last updated 19 November 2025. It covers the website, the playground, and APIs that link to the policy.

TypeSafe's data processing addendum, last updated 24 April 2026. For customer personal data, the customer is the controller and TypeSafe is the processor.

The hub for TypeSafe's legal and policy documents, plus the data commitments attached to the API.

A browser tool that checks whether a cited paper supports the sentence citing it: code matches references and verifies quotes, Claude proposes an evidence passage, and Jev scores supports, contradicts, or says nothing.

An Android overlay that reads visible WeChat, QQ, and X conversations through accessibility, asks Jev for intent, danger, and the best action, then drafts three replies and fills one in without ever sending it.

An experimental iOS app that turns an on-device Qwen3-VL model into a multiple-choice decision tool: it reads next-token logits for A/B/C and scores 2-26 supplied options without generating any text.

A local, read-only Gmail triage app that sorts mail into five trays with Jev: each message becomes one experimental_evaluate call answering tray, urgency, and human-written questions, and 1,000 emails sort in about a minute for around 3 cents.

A macOS floating panel that reads visible WeChat messages through OCR, has a local decider model or TypeSafe Jev classify intent and risk from 0 to 9, then generates and reranks reply candidates without injecting anything into WeChat.

A Windows WeChat side panel that reads the visible conversation with local RapidOCR, has Jev judge intent and tension and rank three reply candidates, then fills the chosen one into the input box; sending is always manual.