Real-time sync
No lag between collaborators — every keystroke lands in the same document.


SyncR is a shared editor with real, sandboxed execution. Send a link and start — nothing to install, and no account for the candidate.
No credit card required

1def max_element(values):2 if not values:3 return None45 largest = values[0]6 for value in values[1:]:7 if value > largest:8 largest = value9 return largest1011print(max_element([10, 5, 22, 11]))
And none of the enterprise weight that usually comes with it.
No lag between collaborators — every keystroke lands in the same document.
Sandboxed, not simulated. What the candidate runs is what really ran.
They join from a link. Nothing to install, no account to create.
Startup and campus pricing, not enterprise procurement.
You pay for interview time, not seats. The timer starts when an interview begins and stops when it ends, so you are never charged for a room sitting open in a tab.
$0for life
2 interviews, 20 minutes of interview time in total
$10per month
About $0.33 per interview-hour
$0.50per interview-hour
Billed by the minute. No monthly commitment
No. They open the link you send and land straight in the room — no account, no extension, no download.
It is executed, in an isolated sandbox, on every run. What you both see is the real result, not a simulation.
Yes. You can write the question straight into the room and the candidate sees it as you type. Pro adds a question bank, so you can save and reuse your prompts and starter code.
The timer starts when the interview begins and stops when it ends. A room left open in a tab is not counted, and you are billed for the minutes you actually used.
The interview in progress finishes — nothing is cut off mid-sentence. You are told before you start a session you do not have the time for.
Sign in, open your interviews, and enter it under “Have a promotion code?”. It applies to your account straight away — no card, no subscription — and the dashboard shows what it granted and when it runs out.
Python, Go and JavaScript at launch, with more added based on what early teams actually ask for.