Live integrity alerts for remote interviews

Interviews without cheating.

1 in 4

job candidate profiles could be fake by 2028.

Gartner, 2025

300+

U.S. companies gave remote IT jobs to North Korean workers posing as Americans, through one laptop farm. U.S. Justice Department, 2025

6%

of 3,000 job candidates surveyed admitted to taking part in interview fraud. Gartner, 2025

$15M

raised by a startup that sells itself as a way to “cheat on everything”. TechCrunch, 2025

What tech’s leaders say about hiring.

  • Google is bringing back in-person interview rounds, “just to make sure the fundamentals are there.”

    Sundar PichaiCEO, Google

    On interviewing now that AI can answer for you. Lex Fridman Podcast, June 2025

  • “You could learn a lot from just watching YouTube on how to interview.”

    Jensen HuangFounder and CEO, Nvidia

    On how far an interview alone can be trusted. Tech Unheard podcast, October 2024

  • “Setting the bar high in our approach to hiring has been, and will continue to be, the single most important element of Amazon.com’s success.”

    Jeff BezosFounder, Amazon

    In his first letter to shareholders. Amazon letter to shareholders, 1997

Cheating moved onto the computer.

A webcam only sees a face. The help now sits on the candidate's screen, where no interviewer can see it.

What you get in every interview.

  • Live alerts

    Seen the moment they happen

  • Checks at the OS level

    On the candidate's own computer

  • The whole panel sees it

    Every interviewer, the same alert

  • Kept on record

    Every alert, with its time

  • A lobby you control

    Admit candidates when you're ready

  • An isolated interview

    Headphones on, so no one else hears the questions

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