Where is eu/jev hosted?

eu/jev runs on Hetzner GPUs located in Germany, within the European Union.

Does eu/jev store my prompts and answers?

The product states that it does not save any prompts or answers.

How do I call the eu/jev API?

According to the listing, you can call it exactly the way you would call Jev, at the same pricing as Jev.

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The first Jev-like model hosted in the EU

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Listed website: eu-jev.com
Directory record created: Oct 4, 2026
Last record update: Oct 4, 2026

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What is eu/jev

eu/jev is a System One language model offering by Bevel, hosted entirely in the European Union on Hetzner GPUs in Germany. It is designed for teams and developers who want to use Jev-style models for work but face GDPR and data sovereignty constraints. The service is positioned as GDPR compliant, states that prompts and answers are not saved, and uses the same API interface and pricing structure as Jev, including free output tokens. It is built on Winnow, described as the top open-source System One model on JevBench.

Key Features

System One model inference hosted in the EU on Hetzner GPUs in Germany

Stated GDPR compliance with no saved prompts or answers

API-compatible with Jev, callable the same way

Same pricing structure as Jev, including free output tokens

Built on Winnow, an open-source System One model

Use Cases

Using Jev-style models for work in GDPR-regulated environments
Building AI applications that require EU data residency
Migrating existing Jev API integrations to EU-hosted inference

Why do startups need this tool?

Startups operating under GDPR or serving EU customers often cannot use AI models hosted outside the EU. eu/jev offers Jev-compatible inference with EU hosting, letting developers keep existing integrations while addressing data sovereignty requirements.