Built a Technical Interview Platform with Live Coding + Anti-Cheating Technology — TeckiyPad
Technical interviews today rely on multiple tools like screen sharing, coding editors, and whiteboards, which makes the process complex and inefficient.
TeckiyPad is a technical interview and digital whiteboarding platform that brings everything into one place — live coding, real-time collaboration, and structured candidate evaluation.
It also includes anti-cheating technology to help interviewers assess genuine problem-solving skills during remote interviews.
The goal is to make technical hiring simple, fair, and efficient for both interviewers and candidates.
Would love feedback from the community 🙌
I've been on both sides of technical interviews and the tooling fragmentation is real. You end up with Zoom for video, CoderPad or a shared doc for coding, and then some separate whiteboard app. Half the interview gets wasted on "can you see my screen?" and "let me share a different link."
The anti-cheating angle is where it gets interesting though. Tab switch detection and copy-paste tracking are table stakes at this point, but the typing pattern analysis could be a real differentiator if done well. I'd be curious how you handle false positives — like someone who naturally types in bursts or pauses to think for 30 seconds. Getting that calibration wrong could create a terrible candidate experience.
Biggest challenge you'll face is probably getting hiring managers to switch from whatever janky setup they already have. Most companies have "good enough" workflows even if they're stitched together with duct tape. Your best wedge might be going after companies that are scaling their interview pipeline fast and feel the pain of inconsistent evaluation across interviewers.
Really interesting approach with the anti-cheating tech. How do you detect live coding vs. copy-paste without being too intrusive for the candidate?
In TeckiyPad, we detect live coding vs copy-paste using behavior signals from the code editor — not webcam or screen recording .
Love what you’re building with TeckiyPad — especially the anti-cheating angle. I help SaaS founders create high-converting lunch videos and product explainers. If you’d like, I can help you showcase TeckiyPad’s live coding + whiteboard flow in a clean, professional launch/demo video to build trust and attract early customers
Congrats on the launch, looks solid. How are you currently thinking about acquiring early users and gathering feedback?
Just started promoting on few social platforms.
Nice, that’s a good first step.
Which platforms are you focusing on right now? And are you targeting a specific type of user, or testing broadly?
Early on, it usually helps to focus on one place where your ideal users are already talking about the problem you solve, instead of spreading across too many platforms.
If you tell me who the product is for, I can suggest a more focused starting point.
Great product! And the pricing is reasonable. If you ever consider a referral program for your saas, please let me know. Thanks
Yes I do. Thanks for your message
Nice positioning! Consolidating coding, whiteboarding, and evaluation into one platform makes sense, especially for remote interviews.
From a security perspective, a few important questions:
• How are you isolating interview sessions at the infrastructure level so one candidate can never access another session’s data?
• Are live coding environments sandboxed to prevent arbitrary code execution risks or escape from the runtime?
• How is interview data stored, especially recordings, evaluations, and candidate submissions? Is it encrypted at rest?
• For the anti-cheating technology, are you monitoring browser activity or keystrokes, and if so, how are you handling consent and privacy disclosure?
Since this platform handles sensitive candidate data and potentially proprietary interview questions, strong session isolation and clear data retention policies will be critical for trust.
Concept is strong. Security and fairness guarantees will be key to enterprise adoption.
Thanks. Absolutely. Here is the details ,Session Isolation: Each interview session has its own unique code and only the creator and explicitly invited participants can access it , no one can see or interfere with another session's data.
Code Execution Sandboxing: All candidate code runs in isolated processes with strict time limits and resource caps, so no one can break out of their coding environment or affect the platform.
Data Storage & Encryption: Everything is stored in a secure database with encrypted connections (SSL), served over HTTPS
Anti-Cheating & Privacy: We track tab switches, copy/paste activity, and typing patterns to generate a real-time integrity score visible only to interviewers & candidates are informed about monitoring through our terms before the session begins.
Appreciate the detailed breakdown. Good to see you thinking through isolation and sandboxing early.
Session-level codes and explicit invites are a solid access control layer. The real test will be ensuring every backend query is also scoped to that session boundary, not just the UI layer.
Isolated processes with resource caps for code execution is the right direction. Worth periodically stress-testing escape scenarios and dependency abuse as you add language support.
We’re the Nautillo Pro team. We work a lot with SaaS security, which is why we dig into these areas. We simulate real attacker paths to see if boundaries hold under chaining and edge cases.
If you ever want to check your website from an external perspective, we offer a free version you can run periodically.
Strong foundation so far.