Privacy

The playground

When you press Run in the playground, the text you typed and the question definitions for the selected template are sent from your browser to this site’s server, which forwards them to OpenRouter, which forwards them to TypeSafe to run the Jev model. The answer comes back the same way. Don’t paste anything confidential into the playground.

That chain has three hops, and we can only speak for the first one with certainty:

This site. We do not store anything. Our server only relays the request to OpenRouter and the response back to you — it does not write your prompt or Jev’s answer to a database or a log.

OpenRouter. By default it does not log prompt content — that only happens if you opt into prompt logging in exchange for a small discount, which we have not done. It does keep request metadata (things like latency, token counts, and cost) for billing and usage reporting. We checked this ourselves: pulling one of our own requests from OpenRouter’s generation endpoint returned only that kind of metadata, with no prompt text in it.

TypeSafe. As the model provider at the end of the chain, TypeSafe handles your data under its own policy. OpenRouter is explicit that it does not change what a provider stores upstream, so what TypeSafe retains, and for how long, is not something we know or control.

Because that last hop is outside our visibility, don’t paste anything confidential into the playground.

Analytics and cookies

Google Analytics. This site runs Google Analytics 4 to count visits and see which pages get read. It sets cookies in your browser and sends Google your approximate location (derived from your IP address), your device and browser details, and which pages you open. We look at the resulting reports as totals and trends — the interface does not let us pick out one visitor and read their history, and we would not want to. If you would rather not be counted, Google publishes a browser add-on that switches this off across every site that uses Analytics, and blocking cookies for this domain has the same effect here.

The utm_source cookie. If you arrive with a utm_source parameter in the URL (for example, from a link we posted somewhere), we store that value in a cookie for 30 days, so we can tell which channels bring people here. If your URL has no utm_source parameter, this mechanism sets no cookie.

Nothing on this site uses cookies for advertising, and we do not sell or share what Analytics collects with anyone outside Google’s own processing of it.

Accounts

This site has no account system. There is no sign-up, no login, and no form on this site that asks for your name, email address, or any other personal information.

Your rights

Hong Kong’s Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance gives you the right to ask what personal data an operator holds about you, and to have it corrected. Two honest caveats about how that plays out on a site like this one:

We hold nothing that names you. With no accounts and no forms, the only data collected here is the Analytics record tied to a cookie in your browser. That cookie identifies a browser, not a person, and we have no way to match it to you if you write in — which also means we cannot pull up “your” data on request. It is a real limit, not a dodge.

What you can do without asking us: clearing this site’s cookies removes the identifier, and the opt-out add-on linked above stops a new one being issued.

For anything else, write to support@getplus.ai. We reply within 40 days, the period the Ordinance sets. If you believe your data has been handled improperly, you can also complain to Hong Kong’s Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data (PCPD).

Who runs this site

This site is operated by HONG KONG AIGC LIMITED (香港大模型有限公司), a company registered in Hong Kong.

Contact: support@getplus.ai

Jev AI is an independent site. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to TypeSafe, the company that builds the Jev model.