How do organizations integrate TestWatch?

Use the API at /integrate to register exams, set proctoring preferences, and launch sittings in the TestWatch desktop app.

TestWatch

Remote tests have no one watching the room. TestWatch does.

Q: What does 360 degree room view do?

Before the exam starts, the candidate records a slow 360° sweep of their room with the webcam. The recording is uploaded with the session. While this feature is on, the test stops if no face is detected for more than three seconds.

Once a test leaves the exam hall, you lose the invigilator, the seating plan, and any way to know who's really answering. TestWatch rebuilds that oversight in software — face and gaze tracking, full screen & webcam recording, a 360° room scan, and a locked browser — so every remote sitting comes with a reviewable record, not just a trust-me score.

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⚠ The problem with unsupervised remote testing

Every remote exam has the same blind spots

Without someone physically in the room, these are the questions no test platform can answer on its own — and the specific way TestWatch answers each one.

✕ Is the person on camera the person being tested?

Face & gaze tracking keeps a continuous check that the same face stays in frame and looking at the screen — not just present at the start.
✕ What's happening off-camera — a second monitor, a phone, notes on the desk?

Single-display checks, an optional secondary camera, and a 360° room scan cover the space a webcam alone can't see.
✕ Are they tabbing away to search answers or message someone?

A locked, maximized browser window plus tab-visibility and copy/paste monitoring catches and flags it in real time.
✕ If a result looks suspicious afterward, what's the evidence?

Full screen & webcam recording with a timestamped anomaly score gives you something concrete to review — not just a final grade.

Built for trustworthy remote exams

The same monitoring stack organizations use in production — available as a free practice workspace.

Screen & webcam recording
Chunked uploads to secure storage with session stitching when the sitting ends.
Face & presence monitoring
Detect looking away, missing faces, and multiple people during the exam.
360° room view
Ask candidates to pan the room before start. Auto-stop if no face for over three seconds.
URL or file-based tests
Point at a public exam URL, or upload a PDF/Excel and we extract the questions.

How the free workspace works

One test. Yourself as the candidate. Launch only from your dashboard.

Create an account — email signup takes under a minute.
Build your practice test — paste a public URL or upload PDF/Excel questions, then set preferences.
Take it from the dashboard — the launch link is signed and only works when started from your account.
Review results — alerts, anomaly score, and recordings stay on your dashboard.

FAQ

Can I try TestWatch for free?

Yes. Create a free account, build one practice test with your preferred proctoring settings, and take it yourself from the dashboard.

What does 360° room view do?

Before the exam starts, you record a slow 360° sweep of your room with the webcam. The recording is uploaded with the session. While this feature is on, the test stops if no face is detected for more than three seconds.

How do organizations host real exams?

Request API access from the integration guide, or upgrade from the dashboard banner to host multi-candidate sittings.