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Airety — The best remote code interviewing tool for tech companies
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Vincent Woo
I'm the CoderPad guy - welcome to our space, and good luck.
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Hey Product Hunt! One of the creators here. :)
The interviewing space is heating up and building a tool such as Airety has been a lot of fun. We're in the process of rolling out some slick new features. Happy to answer any/all questions and discuss the future.
Zach
Hey Product Hunt!
We built Airety with recruiters and candidates in mind, to deliver the best hiring experience. With
Airety, we focus on reliability of the code environment and simplicity of use for everyone, such that engineers can actually focus on the interview.
My favorite feature is the instant setup. You can get your entire team up in 1 minute -- it's all one link, no signup required on their part.
We would love to hear your feedback, feel free to reach out anytime.
P.s. For the hardcore engineers we got keybindings like Vim & Emacs.
Great work! I'm really hoping Airety changes the game around technical coding interviews; this space is in need of disruption. Do you plan on adding support for browsers that do not yet support WebRTC, and also native (desktop/mobile) apps?
@unsunghero97 The only browser that fails to support WebRTC is Safari and while important, it's rumored that Apple should release support soon. Since Safari is great at auto-updating, we're excited to see that roll out.
No native apps in the works. People don't seem to want that sort of thing -- at least those we've talked to thus far!
Nice work, love the look! I like how this integrates video/audio. I've been a part of one to many Skype tag events with some candidates, complete time drain. How reliable is the video? How do you keep it stable?
@evononusic solid question, Evon!
The video and audio are both powered by OpenTok (https://tokbox.com/developer/).
It runs most of the traffic through WebRTC which, in our tests, was actually more reliable than a lot of other video solutions out there. (But, alas, there is also a weakness -- Safari has yet to publish WebRTC support.)
As for the time drain, I really do feel your pain. Setting up an interview takes people 5-10 minutes on average due to friending issues, lost calls, etc. We built Airety with reliability and speed in mind, so even if there's a hardware disconnect and both parties make edits, a reconnect happens early and knows how to sync it all up. :)
