Social feeds built with Jev

Jev reads every reply on X and hides the low-effort ones.

Jev stamps every post as you scroll, with its confidence score on the stamp.

A Chrome extension where Jev judges every post in real time and hides the ones you'd rather skip. Fast and cheap, says the author.

Jev tags X posts in real time into three buckets.

One Jev call per post returns 9 probabilities, like ragebait, ad or "would I save this?"; code turns them into hide, skim or keep.

A Chrome extension where Jev filters AI slop out of YouTube as you scroll. BYOK, with caching.

Uses the real weights to simulate how viral your post will be, with a global feed of everyone's tests.

Six sliders (depth, drama, utility, slop, novelty, career) and Jev reorders the front page for you.

Jev scores relevance, audience fit and whether you have something to add, with a confidence for each call. Now saves posts straight from X.

What if your texts had an Elo bar? Astra makes the choices and Jev scores them.

Paste a dating chat or screenshot, anonymously, and Jev judges how it's going. OCR in the browser.

A Chrome extension marks each post as clean, engagement bait, promo, secondhand or filler. $0.03 per 1,000 posts. Open source.

Jev tags each post's emotion in real time and matches an avatar to each user's profile.

Makermap uses Jev to match you with makers near you.

A browser extension that collapses posts matching rules written in plain language, so fast you don't notice it.