JevHunt

Submit a Jev project

Send a public GitHub repository that uses Jev. An editor checks the linked source evidence and classification before it appears in a scheduled catalog update.

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What we list

  • A public GitHub repository with a README or source that references Jev, TypeSafe or the System One interface.
  • Applications, integrations, SDKs, local alternatives, demos and research are all in scope.
  • Archived projects can be listed; withdrawn repositories cannot.
  • Submissions are free. We do not sell placement or ranking.

What an editor checks

  • The linked source evidence actually supports the claimed Jev relationship.
  • The project is classified as application, integration, SDK, local alternative, research or directory.
  • The repository is not a duplicate, withdrawn or renamed listing.
  • The description is factual. We do not run, benchmark or security-review the code.

Timing

We aim to review within two business days. The target is not a guarantee: GitHub rate limits and review volume can delay a decision. Approved projects appear in a subsequent catalog update.

Claim a listing

If you maintain a listed repository, open a claim issue from the project page or use the claim template. Claims are reviewed by the same editors; claiming does not change ranking.

Badge

Listed projects can embed this badge. It links back to the project page and is not a ranking signal.

Listed on JevHunt

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Corrections

Spotted a wrong relationship, stale description or missing license? Use the correction link on the project page or email the address in the repository's JevHunt repository.