Jev Web App

A self-hosted answer book for everyday choices: an OpenAI-compatible LLM lists candidate options, Jev picks among them with a probability distribution, and answers can be favorited, restyled, or followed up.

Retro Neo-Brutalist web app for everyday micro-decisions in Chinese: whether to buy it, spend it, use it, what to eat, or whether to go, answered with a direct verdict and an optional TypeSafe Jev route.

A zero-label dining decision web app built on Jev's System 1 probabilistic decisions: type a plain-language craving like I got soaked and want hot soup, and it answers with a decisive pick, a two-way duel, a reasoned impasse, or a blind box.

Wayne Sutton's askjev.ai, built on Convex: type a question and Jev judges it rather than answering it. The site is client-rendered and thin, so this entry is grounded on its meta description and title alone.