Absolutely, you can define software developer' tasks tailored to your requirements for each challenge or contest.

Yes, you can create contests by grouping multiple challenges together to assess various skills.

You have the flexibility to set deadlines and start times for contests according to your preferences.

Yes, you can invite specific developers to participate in contests by sending them invitations.

Preventing cheating in coding contests is essential to maintain fairness and integrity. While it's challenging to eliminate all forms of cheating, we use several measures to deter and minimize dishonest behavior like: Plagiarism Detection and Code Submission Time Limits . We are continuous improving this part, always to be updated.

Yes, you can create custom code challenges tailored to your needs. Creating custom code challenges can be useful for various purposes, such as practicing a topic you teach or checking what your learners have mastered.

Every account starts on the free Starter plan, which includes:

Students: Up to 10 students.

Private Code Challenges: You can create up to 5 private code challenges.

Private Code Contests: You can create up to 2 private code contests.

Instructor Accounts: Only the owner account; additional instructors come with Classroom or School.

Reports: On screen only; PDF and CSV exports come with Classroom or School.

No. The Starter plan has no time limit, so you can explore the platform with a real class and upgrade to Classroom or School whenever you are ready.