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Video in the workspace. Not a second tab.

Multi-party video is built into every workspace, supporting up to 20 participants, and anyone can share their screen right in the room. No Zoom link, no Google Meet, no shared doc in a separate window. The camera, the screen, and the code are all in the same place.

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Use cases

When this feature earns its keep.

Three concrete patterns. Use them as templates for your own setup.

Run a full panel interview without coordinating two URLs

Send one workspace link. The interviewer and all panelists join via that link. Video, code, and terminal are all in the same window. No one asks "which Zoom link is for today?"

See their face and their code at the same time

The candidate camera tile sits next to the editor, so you watch their expression and their keystrokes together without juggling windows.

Share a screen when something lives outside the editor

Screen sharing is built into the same room. Anyone can share, one screen at a time, and it opens as a tab everyone can watch or pop out into a floating window. Share with your camera off when you just need to demo something.

Re-watch the code, not the call

Recordings replay every edit, run, and score as a scrubbable timeline after the interview. The video call is live only and is not captured; if you need the conversation preserved, record the call separately.

Setup

How the setup looks.

Video is available in any workspace. Participants enable their camera from the toolbar. No plugin, no download, no external account.

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  1. Open the workspace and click the video button in the toolbar

    The browser prompts for camera and microphone permission on the first use. Granting permission is per-device; participants on mobile or a new browser will be prompted again.

  2. Invite participants via the workspace link

    Each person who opens the link and enables video joins the same call automatically. No separate meeting code or meeting room to manage.

  3. Share your screen from the call controls

    Click the screen-share button to share a window or your whole screen. It opens as a tab for everyone in the room, and you can pop it out into a floating picture-in-picture window. Starting a share while someone else is sharing takes over from them, and you can share with your camera off.

  4. Resize or hide the video tiles as needed

    Video tiles appear in the right panel. You can minimize the panel to reclaim screen space during a deep code review and bring it back when you want to talk.

FAQ

What is the participant limit for video?
Up to 20 participants can have video enabled simultaneously. Workspaces support additional observers beyond 20 who join in audio-only mode.
Can participants share their screen?
Yes. Anyone in the call can share their screen, one screen at a time (starting a new share takes over the current one). A shared screen opens as a tab for everyone in the room and can be popped out into a floating picture-in-picture window. You can share with your camera off.
Does video work on mobile?
The mobile spectator view does not currently expose video controls. Participants who need to use video should join from a desktop or laptop browser.
Is video included in the recording?
No. Recordings capture the code edits, terminal output, runs, and scores as a replayable timeline - not the video or audio of the call. The call is live only; if you need the conversation preserved, record it separately.
What happens if the internet connection is poor?
The video layer degrades gracefully: resolution drops before frames are dropped, and frames are dropped before the audio cuts. Code sync (via WebSocket) is on a separate connection from video and continues at full fidelity during video degradation.

Start interviewing in under a minute.

No card, no install, no yaml. Sign up, create a workspace, share the link. That's it.

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