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Run live technical interviews in a real development environment — a full IDE, a real terminal, and graded test runs. Not a toy editor in a browser tab.
Everything the interview needs, nothing it doesn't.
Real dev environments
Every candidate gets a dedicated cloud environment running a full IDE — not a browser textarea. Real files, real dependencies, real terminal.
Live collaboration
A shared workspace with follow mode to track the candidate's cursor, named multi-cursors, and a participant roster in one room.
Graded test runs
Run, test, and install actions execute inside the candidate's isolated environment. Results are scored per question, so signal isn't guesswork.
Question bank
Compose an interview from one to three problems, filtered by execution environment and difficulty. Reuse what calibrates.
Scheduling & invites
Start now or schedule for later. Invite by email or a one-time shareable link with an expiry — candidates need no account.
Lobby with admission
Candidates wait in a lobby and the interviewer admits them before the session starts. No one drops into the room uninvited.
What you actually see.
Read the problem next to the code.
The problem statement docks beside the editor, so the interviewer reads the requirements alongside the work in progress. Turn on follow mode to track the candidate's cursor as they move — no screen-share squinting.
Paginate listProducts
- Return rows plus a nextCursor
- Cap the page at 20 rows
- Derive the cursor from the last row
Argue about evidence, not impressions.
Run, test, and install execute inside the candidate's own isolated environment. Results are scored per question and kept with the session, so the debrief is grounded in what actually passed — not a hunch about how it felt.
Three steps, start to signal.
Set up the round
Pick problems from the bank, set the duration, and invite the candidate by email or link.
Pair live
Meet in the shared IDE — watch cursors, talk through the approach, and run the tests together.
Review the round
Review submissions, per-question test results, and the candidate's round history to make the call.
Everything else tests the wrong thing.
Recall under pressure
Syntax from memory on a wall, with zero tooling and nothing they'd ever have in front of them on the job.
A single textarea
No files, no terminal, no real dependencies. You learn whether they can fit an answer in one box.
Days of unpaid work
A lot of the candidate's time, and you still never watch them think — only the polished result they hand back.
A live round in a real environment
- Real IDE and terminal
- Watch the thinking happen
- Graded evidence per question
- One hour instead of one week
Your candidates will thank you.
Great engineers judge you by your interview loop — give them a real environment instead of a trick quiz.
Early access is open.
We're onboarding hiring teams one at a time to get the environments and grading exactly right. Book a call and we'll set you up.
Questions engineers ask.
Every session runs on its own dedicated compute.
Invites are one-time and time-limited.
Nobody enters the room unadmitted.
Submissions and test results are kept for review.
What environments are supported?
Each question is pinned to an execution environment that spins up isolated for each candidate, with the right runtime and dependencies preinstalled. You choose the environment per question when you compose the interview.
Do candidates need to install anything?
No. Candidates join from a link and get a full IDE and terminal in the browser, backed by a real cloud environment. Nothing to download, no local setup, no version drift.
How are tests graded?
Run, test, and install actions execute inside the candidate's private environment. Test results are scored per question against the problem's suite, so you see passing counts and a score rather than eyeballing output.
Can multiple interviewers join?
Yes. The room supports multiple participants with named cursors in the same live workspace. Add a second interviewer or a silent observer — everyone sees the same editor as it changes.
How do invite links work?
Invite by email or generate a one-time shareable link with an expiry. Candidates land in a lobby, and the interviewer admits them before the session starts.
What happens if a session runs over?
The interviewer ends the session when it's done. Once you end it, the full submission and test history is preserved for review.