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PLAYGROUND / PEOPLE SEARCH

People search

Describe the people you need. Search professional profiles online, inspect their sources, and use Jev to evaluate a match.

Live web search

Find the people behind the profiles.

Start with a role, company, location, or area of expertise. Results include source links returned by the provider.

Describe your searchReview the sourcesEvaluate a match

How people search works

Use people search to research potential colleagues, collaborators, or business contacts. Describe the professional criteria, review the returned profiles and their sources, then choose whether to evaluate a match with Jev.

What can I search for?

Combine a role, company or industry, location, and area of expertise in a natural-language query. For example, look for engineering leaders at fintech companies in Berlin. Select up to ten results, inspect the profiles, and export returned results to CSV.

Where do profiles come from, and are they verified?

Treg connects the search to external data providers. Results can include names, roles, companies, locations, summaries, and source links. Open each source to check current details: information can be incomplete or outdated, and missing fields stay blank. This tool does not verify identity or provide background checks.

What does Jev add to the search?

Treg finds the profiles; Jev optionally scores how well a returned profile matches your criteria. The score uses the supplied professional information and does not independently verify it. You decide which profiles to evaluate, and each evaluation uses the same Token balance as search.

How are searches charged?

Sign in and use your existing Jev Tokens. Before a search, the page shows the reservation and minimum request fee. The final charge depends on the actual data cost, with unused reserved Tokens returned. Completed empty searches also incur the minimum request fee; uncertain charges remain held for review. Packages do not include a fixed number of searches.