Features
Privacy-first webcam proctoring
Built-in face detection, not recognition, confirms someone is at the screen. It runs on the student's device, with snapshots and an ID check your staff can review.
How it works
- Before the first proctored lesson, students see a plain-language consent screen and a camera check.
- On-device face detection checks once per second that exactly one face is present. Video never leaves the device.
- If no face is seen for 30 seconds, the timer pauses. Multiple faces raise a flag for review.
- Small snapshots are taken from time to time and when something is flagged, and stored privately for your staff.
- At the start of a course, students take a selfie holding their photo ID, which your staff approve or reject.
What your school controls
- Proctoring mode: off, presence only, or presence with snapshots
- How often periodic snapshots are taken (default every 5 minutes)
- ID check: off, before the course starts, or before the certificate is issued
- How long snapshots and ID photos are kept (default 180 days after completion)
- Per-student waivers for students who can't use a camera
Questions
What does the webcam record?
Nothing continuous. Face detection runs on the device; only occasional small snapshots and the ID selfie are uploaded.
Is this facial recognition?
No. It is face detection, not recognition: it checks that a face is present, never who it is.
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