Share files from a Jev experiment

Send a request example, a browser recording or a test report to someone who is helping you build.

Choose a file service

GigaFile

For international collaborators. Opens in English, with other languages available on the service.

GigaFile · English

FileExpress

A Japanese interface for collaborators who prefer to send and receive files in Japanese.

FileExpress · 日本語

Both services are maintained by the Jev Atlas maintainer. They are separate file-sharing tools, not Jev-powered projects in this directory. Service limits and terms are shown on each site.

Start with what you want to share

A link is enough for a public project: use Share project on its detail page. For a shortlist, use Share this view in Saved projects. Use file transfer when the other person needs a JSON example, a recording or a report that is not already published.

  1. Prepare the file. In the request lab, download the request JSON. After a successful live call, you can also download the response. A screen recording or CSV report can be selected from your device.
  2. Review the contents. Keep only the example input and output needed to reproduce the issue. Remove API keys, account details and unrelated private information. The request download does not include the API-key field, but your own input can still contain private data.
  3. Choose a transfer mode. Direct browser transfer is useful when both people are online. If the recipient will download later, check the service's cloud option, retention period and price before sending.
  4. Send the link or pickup code. Keep the sending page open if you chose direct transfer. Let the recipient know what the file contains and when it expires.

A useful test bundle

Include jev-request.json, an optional response, a short README with the project URL and expected result, and a recording only if the behavior depends on the interface. Include the model version and test date. Keep the original project link with the bundle so your collaborator can check setup instructions.

What this handoff sends

Opening a service passes only a fixed referral label identifying Jev Atlas, this placement and the page language. It does not carry your file, API key, request state or analytics session. You choose and send files on the service itself; its data policy applies there.

Open the Jev request lab · Share a saved project list · Read the browser-control experiment