AI workbench
The candidate works in their own Claude Code. Its hooks and two mock MCP servers — a tracker with a planted instruction, an error monitor — feed a live timeline. Change the task mid-way, drop a server, mark what they handled.
Create a session, send the URL. Live coding, line-by-line review, a pushed repository, a system-design whiteboard or a QA workspace — one shared view, both sides see the same thing.
Use one, or line several up as tabs: code, then the board, then a review — without sending a new link. You can add a tab mid-interview; the candidate follows the one you open. Both sides see the same document — only the interviewer gets the notes drawer and the button that ends the session.
The candidate works in their own Claude Code. Its hooks and two mock MCP servers — a tracker with a planted instruction, an error monitor — feed a live timeline. Change the task mid-way, drop a server, mark what they handled.
An Excalidraw board for both of you. Services, databases, caches, queues and the rest are a shape library; draw freely around them. Cursors and edits are live.
Either side pushes a repository over git straight into the session. It appears as a browsable file tree — no clone, no hosting. The session keeps a snapshot of the files, not the history.
A shared editor with syntax colouring. Both sides type into the same file and see each other’s cursor line. Python, JavaScript and TypeScript run in your browser, in a sandbox, and both sides see the output.
You paste a fragment when creating the session. The candidate reads it, selects lines and leaves comments. Threads and line highlights are live for both.
Two light artefacts: a test-case table with statuses and one bug report. Both are filled in live and export to Markdown.
The organizer is the only one who signs in. Everything else is the link.
Sign in and start from a template in one click, or pick the formats — code, a board, a review — yourself. Each becomes a tab.
The candidate opens it in a browser and joins as a candidate. No account, no install.
Edits, selected lines and comments sync instantly over a websocket to both sides.
A private notepad sits beside every session type. The candidate never sees it. Timestamp an observation with one click, keep typing while they think.
No camera, no screen recording. The session notes the moments worth a question — in a timeline next to your notes and in the PDF. The candidate is told before joining.
Start free. Pay for the team when interviews become a habit. Prices are before VAT: Paddle, our reseller, adds it where it applies and issues the invoice.
Cancel any time in one click; the team keeps Team to the end of the paid period.
Type, title, send. The candidate needs nothing but a browser. Not sure yet? See the demo — no sign-up.