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One typed choice from a defined list
The decision AI behind JevClean
Jev AI makes decisions, not paragraphs.
Jev is a focused AI model built to answer structured questions with probabilities. Instead of writing an explanation, it can classify an email, estimate risk, and score whether it looks safe to clear—quickly enough to repeat across a large review list.
No JevClean charge. You need a Gmail account authorised through Google and your own OpenRouter API key.
A different kind of AI output
Jev accepts the information to assess plus clearly defined questions. It returns typed choices, yes-or-no probabilities, and scores that software can use directly—without trying to extract an answer from generated prose.
Likely scam
No · 96%
A yes-or-no probability
Worth keeping
18 / 100
A score on an ordered scale
Safe to clear
91 / 100
Used to help rank the review list
Why it is attracting attention
Built for the small decisions software makes constantly.
Developers are exploring Jev for classification, routing, verification, and approval steps where a fast, constrained answer matters more than creative writing. OpenRouter and LangChain have published guides and examples, giving developers an accessible way to try this newer decision-model approach.
Jev is not a chatbot and does not replace a general-purpose language model. Its narrower output is the point: JevClean asks repeatable questions and receives probabilities that can be compared consistently.
Fast decisions
Designed for repeated classification and scoring rather than long-form generation.
Typed answers
Choices and scores arrive in a predictable structure the app can use.
Useful probabilities
Confidence helps rank uncertain email instead of pretending every answer is absolute.
Available through OpenRouter
Members run Jev with their own OpenRouter key and control that account directly.
What JevClean does
Gmail finds the candidates. Jev scores them. You decide what moves.
1. Authorise Gmail
Connect your chosen Gmail account through Google’s secure authorisation screen. You can revoke access.
2. Add OpenRouter
Add your own API key so Jev can assess sender, subject, date, labels, and a short preview—not full message bodies.
3. Review every result
Filter Jev’s probabilities, then choose what to keep, archive, or move to recoverable Gmail Trash.
Read more about Jev
Jev is new, so we describe the documented approach rather than claiming broad adoption figures.
Try Jev on your own Gmail review.
JevClean is free. Bring a Gmail account and an OpenRouter API key.