Jev sorts 1,700 emails for 18 cents — Greg Isenberg on the new businesses this unlocks
Roger_M_Taylor · x · 2026-09-19
Greg Isenberg breaks down Jev, an emerging classification/routing AI product, and the business opportunities it unlocks.
What Jev does
- It automatically sorts input: "this is junk, I'm 94% sure" — classifying without writing replies.
- Extremely cheap: 1,700 emails processed for 18 cents, near-instantly.
What it unlocks
- Isenberg argues many jobs are exactly this: screening applications, routing support tickets, triaging inbound leads.
- One idea: truly instant quotes — every quote form on the internet could respond immediately with this kind of judgment model.
- He also mentions how to get access to Jev despite the waitlist.
Core thesis: this seemingly trivial "sorting" capability covers the core of many white-collar process jobs, making it a fresh startup wedge.
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