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My Jevie apps

Apps you build by describing them, kept beside Jevie's own tools on the phone: open, change and add them to Home.

FreePhoneA paired Mac

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

Use itHow it worksWhere it's kept

Use it

How it works

On the phone, hold an empty spot on Home and choose All apps. My Jevie apps contains Notes, To-dos, Lists, Journal, Habits and Time tracker. These open the existing tools and your existing data.

Choose Create app, describe what you want, and tap Build app. For example: “A timer for brewing tea with touch controls.” The result runs in the answer; its full-screen button gives it the whole screen. Tap Save app in its toolbar, then reopen it from Created by you in the Apps drawer. Search in the drawer filters your creations as well as installed apps.

Saved creations have their own colored icons. Tap one to open its full-screen app view, with a Back button and Add to home. Adding it to Home places an app icon on Jevie's home screen; tap that icon to reopen it directly. The icon also appears in app search. These apps run inside Jevie and do not install a separate Android package.

You can also say my Jevie apps to open the library, or open tea timer app to open a saved creation. After opening one, describe changes to it; the existing interface editor keeps those changes in the saved app. Existing interfaces saved with “keep this as…” appear in the same library.

Where it's kept

Saved creations live on your paired computer as .openui files in ~/.jevie/self/apps. The computer must be connected to save or reopen them. Saving two creations with the same title keeps both. Saving an app keeps its code; a generated game's score or a timer's running state is not saved.

Generated HTML apps retain the existing isolated sandbox: they cannot access your accounts or make network requests. The built-in tools use their existing data connections. This library does not add publishing or public sharing.

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

Your Mac: apps, system and settingsRun your whole Mac by saying it: open, quit or restart apps, free a port, find what fills the disk, flip any switch and reach any setting or menu.Find and preview filesFind any file by describing it, not just by name: a photo by what it shows, a PDF page by what it says, a video by the moment you remember.Text, the clipboard and the screenAsk about anything you selected, copied or can see: fix or translate it, read text off the screen, price what's in a photo, and find anything you copied before.Pictures on your screenWhen a picture explains it better than words, Jev draws one beside the answer as it is said: the parts of a machine, the steps in order, where to click.

Updated 30 October 2026 · Something wrong or missing? Tell us