Privacy at JevModel

What the JevModel workbench processes and how to remove saved runs.

Last updated: 2026-09-26

Information used by the site

When you create an account, the site stores your name, email address, authentication records, and email-verification state. The workbench stores each successful run's state, question configuration, model answers, usage data, and time under your account. It also keeps a daily count to enforce the free limit. Session and locale cookies keep you signed in and preserve your language choice.

Model and email providers

A workbench run sends your state and questions from our server to OpenRouter, which routes the request to the Jev model provider. Review OpenRouter's privacy information before submitting sensitive material. Verification emails are sent through Resend when email sending is configured; see Resend's privacy policy. Account and run data are stored in a dedicated Supabase PostgreSQL project.

Do not submit passwords, full payment card details, or sensitive personal records to the workbench. The OpenRouter API key stays on the server and is not provided to your browser.

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Retention and control

The workbench shows at most your latest 100 successful runs from the previous 30 days. You can delete one run or clear all saved runs in the workbench. A daily cleanup removes older records. Server error logs are not intended to contain your original state text. Account records and required security records may remain while your account is active.

Access and questions

Saved runs are available only through your signed-in account in this application. You can edit basic account details in settings and use the account support area to request help with your data. JevModel does not sell paid plans in this first release. This site is independent and is not affiliated with TypeSafe AI.