One shared editor
You and your candidate type and run code in the same editor, in real time, peer-to-peer — both cursors live.
A shared code editor and a system-design whiteboard, with video, screen share, and one-click session recording — end-to-end encrypted and peer-to-peer. Bring 2,800+ built-in problems, run code live, and just send a link. No signup, no backend.
No account needed. Your session never touches a server.
You and your candidate type and run code in the same editor, in real time, peer-to-peer — both cursors live.
Flip the room to a shared whiteboard and diagram the architecture together — drag components, connect them, and talk through the design.
Record the whole session — keystrokes, the whiteboard, and every test run — then scrub through it later. Export a rich transcript + recording in one click.
See and hear each other and share a screen, built in. No second app, no meeting link to wrangle.
The invite link carries the key. Keystrokes and call stay between the two of you — nothing is stored on a server.
Pull from the full Lyte Code catalog, ready to drop into the session and run.
Python and JavaScript execute right in the room — in the browser, with no setup and no backend.
Refresh the tab or hit a flaky network and rejoin — the session picks up where you left off.
Hit start and you get a private, end-to-end-encrypted room with a shareable link.
Send it to your candidate. They join instantly in the browser — no account, no install.
Pick a coding problem or a system-design question, work it through together on video, then download the recording + transcript when you're done.
Spin up a room, send the link, and start the interview — it's free and runs entirely in the browser.
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