Built for useful discoveries.

An independent guide to a fast-moving ecosystem.

Useful before exhaustive

Jev Atlas is an independent, curated resource for people building with TypeSafe Jev. We collect practical projects, original examples and source-backed guides. We are not affiliated with TypeSafe AI.

What source-checked means

Each entry links to the primary documentation or repository reviewed on its listed date. Official labels mean TypeSafe owns the resource. Community tools may be early or experimental; checking documentation is not a runtime test or security endorsement.

A place to build

Use search and local bookmarks to keep a shortlist. The request builder creates real API JSON without an account, and optional live calls use your own TypeSafe key. The cost calculator is deterministic and links to the provider's price.

Suggest something useful

We welcome public projects with a clear Jev connection and a useful description. Suggestions go to a review queue before publication. We do not invent popularity metrics, paid testimonials or performance guarantees.

Daily project checks

A scheduled source check runs daily at 09:00 Japan time. New candidates must have a public repository and explicit TypeSafe Jev evidence. Automatically added entries keep a source excerpt and a dated, pinned reference; that is a documentation check, not a runtime test. Source failures retain the last successful catalog. The latest check and the latest additions are reported separately.

Companion file tools

The file-sharing tools linked from the request lab are operated by the same maintainer as Jev Atlas. They help transfer test files and recordings; they are not counted as Jev projects.