Stop wasting 45-minute interviews on candidates who bluff Scrum
Send every candidate a 15-minute sprint decision test before the interview. See who actually understands trade-offs, ceremonies, and priority calls, before you burn your engineers' time.
Real sprint scenarios. No multiple-choice trivia. Auto-submits if the timer expires.
Decision-quality breakdown emailed to you. Rank candidates before you interview.
Send a tokenized link. Candidate opens, takes the test, done.
- Shareable tokenized test link
- Automated scorecard emailed on completion
- Manager dashboard at /workspace
- Top-up any time
Effective rate: €9.90 per candidate. Non-refundable once any test is issued.
- Try before you commit to the pack
- Same scorecard, same delivery flow
- Upgrade to 10-pack any time
One test. Same delivery flow as the pack.
How it works
- Buy a 10-pack. Credits appear in your workspace.
- Click "Issue assessment": enter candidate name and email.
- Candidate gets a tokenized link. 15 minutes on the clock.
- You get the scorecard by email and inside your recruiter dashboard.
Assessment security and integrity
Scores cannot be gamed by retaking a quiz until the pattern sticks. Here is exactly what stops it.
- Server-seeded randomisation
Every attempt draws a fresh candidate-specific seed, so no two sittings present the same question order.
- ID-keyed answer mapping
Option positions are reshuffled on every attempt and answers are stored against stable question IDs, so memorising "the third one" is worthless.
- Server-side grading
The browser never decides the score. Answers are graded against the canonical key on our servers, so a tampered client cannot forge a pass.
- Signed, time-boxed exam tickets
Verified exams start server-side and carry an HMAC-signed ticket with a 15-minute window. The clock cannot be edited, paused, or replayed.
- Isolated candidate performance logs
Each candidate assessment runs on a single-use token with its own isolated result record. Links cannot be shared, reused, or reissued after submission.
- Attempt history on the record
Every attempt is logged and the credential shows the passing sitting, so repeat attempts are visible rather than hidden.