JEVEXPERIMENTS
Putting programmable common sense to work.
Seven attempts to find out what happens when software can make fast, typed judgments—and show its uncertainty.
Browse the experiments ↓[ Project index ]
Some live here. Some escape into extensions, bots, and the open internet.
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Magic Jev Ball
Ask a question. Jev turns calibrated probability into suspiciously specific fortune-telling.
Ask the ballFool Jev
You don't belong at Jumbrella Corporation. Talk your way past its biochemical security checkpoint in ten answers or fewer.
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Twitter Account Scorer
Put a timeline on trial. Jev scores the account across signal, originality, and terminal posting habits.
Coming soonjust shipped something nobody asked for...
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Tweet Flop Detector
Draft first, post later. Get a banger / mid / flop probability split before the timeline gets a vote.
Coming soon@definitely_unbiased
Everything you know about work is completely wrong. A thread 🧵
@growthwizard
I tried this tool for 7 days and my productivity went up 400%.
@content_engine
In today’s fast-paced digital world, consistency is the key to success.
Feed Referee
A live referee for your X feed, flagging ragebait, promo, and AI slop while you scroll.
Coming soonYou vs Jev
One hundred items. Five categories. You click while Jev sorts in parallel. Fastest mind wins.
Coming soonPolymarket Trading Bot
A decision model gets a paper bankroll. Every call, win, and wipeout—logged in public.
Coming soon[ Why this exists ]
Jev doesn't write. It decides.
These experiments test where structured judgments are useful, weird, fast, wrong, or unexpectedly fun. Probabilities included. Certainty not guaranteed.