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Cards and generated interfaces

Ask for a tracker, a calculator, a comparison or a chart and use it right in the answer, then change it in words or keep it.

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Choose an example to copy it, then try it in Jevie.

Start with something usefulUse itMore ways an answer can workHow it worksLimitsWhere it's kept

Start with something useful

A dashboard from one sentence: "show me a dashboard of the studio this quarter"
A dashboard from one sentence: show me a dashboard of the studio this quarter

Drawn by Jevie's own renderer with made-up data.

Say what you need and the answer comes with controls: a checklist to tick, a chart to inspect, a form to fill, a calculator to adjust. The pictures use sample data.

Use it

Build something

Change it and keep it

Charts

More ways an answer can work

Everyday tools: units, money, a countdown, a recipe that scales, a budget, flashcards
Everyday tools: units, money, a countdown, a recipe that scales, a budget, flashcards
Places on a map, with a card for each
Places on a map, with a card for each

Drawn by Jevie's own renderer with made-up data.

Quizzes, flashcards, recipes, converters, maps and news all come back as something to use, not just read.

How it works

You never pick a component: describe what you want and the right one is drawn, on the Mac, the phone and the web alike. Every total, change and percentage on a chart is worked out from the figures themselves, never made up, and the line under it says where they came from.

A written answer has the same shape: the answer in one line first, then its reasons each under a small title, steps with their keys drawn as keys, short facts (a symbol, a unit, a date) as tiles, and a bottom line when you asked which to choose. A question one sentence answers gets that sentence alone. On the Mac and the phone it arrives in that shape from its first words: the answer line, its key phrase in your accent, comes first, and each reason, step or fact takes its place as it is written; nothing is drawn again when it finishes.

Each reason's title can carry a small coloured icon for what it is about (a pin for where, a heart for health); when no icon fits, there is none.

Up to three next-step buttons follow an answer, such as adding a recipe's ingredients to your grocery list.

An answer in the palette is a conversation, as Google's AI answer is: your question sits over it and the field says Ask a follow-up. What you type there goes on from the answer, in the same session with your default agent (Claude, Codex or whichever answers for you), which is given the whole thread. The session lasts while the palette is open; closing it or switching to voice (⌘⌘) ends it, and a sentence typed away from the answer starts a new one.

Limits

Where it's kept

Kept interfaces are readable files in ~/.jevie/self/apps/, with version history; your own components in ~/.jevie/self/components/.

In Jevie, help genui answers from this page as you type.

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