What it does
It uses the user's API key and has no backend; its maker explicitly describes it as a fun project rather than a full ad blocker.
Browser & computer use
typesafe-adblock
An experimental Chrome extension that asks Jev whether each DOM element is an ad, then removes matching elements.
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How you can use it
Collect web pages where ads are hard to tell apart from regular articles. A developer can help load this extension into your browser so you can test it directly. The extension automatically spots suspicious text blocks, asks TypeSafe whether each one is an advertisement, and hides the confirmed ads.
You will need a personal access key that connects the extension to TypeSafe. This project is a fun test rather than a full ad shield. Every check costs money against your key, it completely ignores video ads, and it will sometimes hide normal articles by mistake.