Every candidate's work, on the record.

Candidates work live in a real terminal. When they finish, the full record of what they did is yours to verify.

Chloé, a DevOps candidate, mid-mission

Lab session

Live
  1. 09:14Configured the web server
  2. 09:31Deployed the service behind a load balancer
  3. 09:58Health checks failing, rolled back
  4. 10:12Fixed the firewall rule and redeployed
lab terminal

$ docker compose up -d

3 services started

$ systemctl status api

active (running)

$ curl -s localhost:8080/health

{"status":"ok"}

Unverifiable scores were the problem

Without Scalyz

A number on a dashboard, with no way to check how it happened.
Chasing candidates by email to know who is still working.

With Scalyz

The whole session exported: workspace, commands, logs.
In progress, completed, expired, visible at a glance.

The whole record, in one export

Export the candidate's workspace plus their command history, to verify how the work was done, step by step.

Chloé Dubois

DevOps assessment

Completed
  • zipworkspace.zip4.2 MB
  • cmdCommand history214 lines
  • logExecution logTimestamped
Download work session3 items

The whole session, in one download

  • The workspace

    Everything the candidate built, zipped exactly as they left it.

  • The command history

    Every command from the lab terminal, kept in order.

  • The execution log

    Execution logs and instance events, recorded through the session.

Nothing streams to you while a candidate works. A session is one candidate's run at the task: live for them, and on the record for you the moment it ends.

Know where every candidate stands

Each invitation carries its status: in progress, completed, or expired. See who is mid-session and whose window lapsed, without chasing anyone.

A hiring manager

Backend hiring, July

3 invited
  • Camille DurandCompleted
  • Hugo MoreauIn progress
  • Léa FontaineExpired

Statuses update as sessions move

Camille Durand completed the lab2m
Report ready for reviewjust now
Hugo accepted your invitation1h
A hiring panel reading the same session record

Camille Durand

DevOps assessment

84
Infrastructure as code86
Networking78
Incident recovery91

No integrity flags

Read the how, not just the result

The score says how well it went. The session record shows how it was done, from the first command to the last.

Hire on what actually happened.

Run a real assessment this week, and read every session on the record.

One credit per candidate, no seats to buy, credits never expire