About

How it is put together.

Who may sit an exam, what is recorded while they sit it, and who can read the answers afterwards.

How it is organised

The five decisions everything else follows from.

Workspaces
One per institutionIts own subdomain, member list, roles and exams. Nothing crosses between two.
Identity
A sign-in directory of your ownIt can require a student number, a cohort or an access code.
Invigilation
Live, while the exam runsFocus and connection changes are recorded against the attempt, and outlast it.
Answers
Encrypted per attemptSealed to the workspace, the exam, the attempt and the candidate.
Data
In the EUOwned by the workspace that made it. Exportable, and gone when it closes.

What an invigilator sees

Connection state comes from the live channel, not the database row behind it.

Who a workspace lets in

Its own members, its own roles, its own required details.

Getting started

Create an account, then a workspace. You become its owner.