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Introducing Jev + Orthogonal. Describe what you need. Jev finds the right API in seconds. 1,000+ endpoints across 50+ providers. Ready to use. Pay as you go. Live now 👇

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Christian Pickett 的头像
Christian Pickett1 天前

Find the right API and start using it right away.

kevin 的头像
kevin1 天前

🔥🔥🔥

Christian Pickett 的头像
Christian Pickett1 天前

😤

Manav Modi 的头像
Manav Modi1 天前

love itt

Christian Pickett 的头像
Christian Pickett1 天前

orthogonal x agentphone!

bobby abbott 的头像
bobby abbott1 天前

Great addition!

Christian Pickett 的头像
Christian Pickett1 天前

orthogonal x tako!

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Ted | unfair.so1 天前

this is where tools matter

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Shiv1 天前

This is awesome 👏

Christian Pickett 的头像
Christian Pickett1 天前

👨‍🍳

Abhinav Gopal 的头像
Abhinav Gopal1 天前

Insane. How do you get an api onboarded?

Christian Pickett 的头像
Christian Pickett23 小时前

dm us 👀 we are adding providers weekly.

Adi Singh 的头像
Adi Singh1 天前

cool!

Christian Pickett 的头像
Christian Pickett1 天前

orthogonal x agentmail!

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Meet Modi1 天前

sickk

Christian Pickett 的头像
Christian Pickett1 天前

orthogonal x agentphone!

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Frank Sondors 🥓 | The Machine1 天前

Wow, pretty cool 😎

Christian Pickett 的头像
Christian Pickett1 天前

orthogonal x salesforge!

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Virat Singh22 小时前

Great way to use Jev 🚀

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Benjamin Woodruff23 小时前

Awesome application of Jev!

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Tbo | Male UGC creator1 天前

About to hassle some brands with this!

Christian Pickett 的头像
Christian Pickett1 天前

lfg!

Manan Jaiswal 的头像
Manan Jaiswal1 天前

damn, clean

Binoy Perera 的头像
Binoy Perera1 天前

Super useful!

Christian Pickett 的头像
Christian Pickett1 天前

orthogonal x agentmail!

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manish · building AgentWorks1 天前

Congrats on shipping Jev and Orthogonal

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.0.9.01 天前

love it! 🔥

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Brendan Ryan20 小时前

🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️

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Poopman (💩🧱✨)20 小时前

👀👀

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Jay Yu 🐟20 小时前

woahhh this is 🔥🔥🔥

Adele Singh 的头像
Adele Singh1 天前

I'm curious about the 1,000+ endpoints. How do you decide which API to use for a specific task?

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