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eu/jev
eu/jev is an artificial intelligence inference API that runs System One models in Germany.
eu/jev is an artificial intelligence inference platform hosted in Germany by Bevel, providing the first System One model hosted in the European Union. Requests go directly to a Hetzner server in Germany without intermediaries, CDNs, or external model APIs. The platform is built for GDPR compliance, processing prompts and answers without storing them, and offers data processing agreements and subprocessor lists. Developers can use the API to classify text, compare options, and return structured decisions through a single endpoint. Users authenticate with a Bearer token and set the model to jeff-latest to receive choices, probabilities, and scores.
eu/jev at a glance
- Best for: Software engineer, Researcher
- Runs on: API, Web
- Pricing: New accounts receive €5 in API credits.
- Released: October 2026
- Category: AI research tool
- Website: eu-jev.com
Key features
- Choice, Noul, and Score in one endpoint
- POST /v1/systemone with Bearer authentication
- Structured answers for applications
- Inference hosted on Hetzner in Germany
- No storage of prompts and answers
- Data processing agreement available
Use it for
- Classify text through an API
- Compare options using artificial intelligence
- Return structured decisions for applications
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