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Thanks! Jev is really cheap - my rough estimate is about $5-10 for 1,000 people playing a full five-word game each. For comparison, the same uncached input would cost around $100 with Claude Haiku 4.5

Cheap enough to keep this free for now :)

I made this little guessing game where you describe a word (without using it) and Jev tries to guess it as you type.

It's essentially the same dynamic as Charades or Taboo - where you act out the word. The only difference is you're describing it and Jev instantly tries to guess what word you've been given based on the corpus of words. It isn't told which word is yours.

Everyone gets the same five words each day -- kinda like Wordle. But there's a "practice" mode if you want to keep playing or found the daily words too easy.

Would love feedback! If you have fun with it, let me know. :)

Interesting, thanks. I'll keep an eye out.

Kimi is indeed somewhat cheap for frontier-level intelligence, but still is $4-5 per mm tokens. Deep Seek is at least an order of magnitude cheaper.

This is shockingly cheap for a near frontier model. This is insane.

For context, for an agent we're working on, we're using 5-mini, which is $2/1m tokens. This is $0.30/1m tokens. And it's Opus 4.6 level - this can't be real.

I am uncomfortable about sending user data which may contain PII to their servers in China so I won't be using this as appealing as it sounds. I need this to come to a US-hosted environment at an equivalent price.

Hosting this on my own + renting GPUs is much more expensive than DeepSeek's quoted price, so not an option.

Well done. Buying this.

I love the landing page - ugh just so perfect for the HN audience. I am pretty happy with the dock but after reading your landing, I felt like I need it.

Also, don't listen to people about pricing. $10/year as you have it is already cheap considering I'll end up using it every day (if I like it). People will never be satisfied.

Had an identical reaction to that $100m email. I decided to try it again with the browser extension. My verdict is it is better than ChatGPT Atlas for the agent mode, so I see use cases for it.

But I am still surprised it's at $100mm ARR. I had thought the company had died after their initial hyped launch and didn't see anyone talking about or using the company at all since then...and we play around with a lot of AI tools. I wonder who their customers are.

I curated the locations like I said in the post so it's a good first-time experience, but you can use the search to literally go anywhere!

Thanks dude!

Thank you so much! Means a ton.

Totally agree - the mobile experience need a ton of work, I'll try to figure out a better UX.