Generative AI use
Photographing or capturing problems and sending them to external chat or AI services to copy back the answers.
From taking the exam to the report,
every step of exam operations is connected as a single flow.

Existing rules, designed only for in-person exams,
miss the new patterns of cheating that emerge in remote and hybrid exams.
Photographing or capturing problems and sending them to external chat or AI services to copy back the answers.
Getting outside help via TeamViewer, Discord, etc., or letting a third party take over the screen.
Someone other than the test-taker signs in, or multiple accounts are rotated.
Configure questions, candidates, and exam policy in one place. You can pull questions from existing problem sets directly into the exam.
Tab switches, copy detection, and gaze-tracking are monitored in real time. When something looks off, the screen is captured automatically.
We deliver suspected-cheating moments, grading results, and an achievement report.
Video clips at suspected-cheating moments are auto-saved. Reviewers can jump straight to the suspicious segments.
Questions are graded automatically, and an achievement report covering correct rates and error patterns comes out as a PDF.
Cheating thresholds and event sensitivity can be tuned freely to match your institution's rules.
We don't suspect on a hunch — we explain with the record.
See suspicious-event volume over the course of the exam at a glance, so you can focus monitoring on the right segments.
Cheating recurrence rate
−90%
Avg. admin review time
−83%
Exam fairness trust
+95%
Data handling that complies with Korea's Personal Information Protection Act and your institution's regulations.
Exam videos and log data are kept in encrypted storage; users without access cannot view them.
Set a data retention period that matches your institution's policy — once it expires, data is deleted automatically.
Auto grading and reports cut down the TA's workload.
Coding-centric performance assessments run class by class.
Used for nation- or company-wide official assessments.
The questions we hear most often before adoption — answered here.
Admins make the call based on the video clip and event timeline. Test-takers can request a review through their institution's process, using those records as evidence.
Multiple-choice and free-form responses are both supported.
The candidate's progress is auto-saved and they can resume after reconnecting. Network drop-offs are logged on the timeline and used in the post-exam fairness review.
Up to 999 concurrent test-takers — class exams, large lectures, and certification exams are all covered.
Cover the proctoring blind spots with technology, and leave fairness on the record.