Interviewer and candidate share one terminal, one editor, and one call. You see every keystroke as it happens and can step in at any moment.
No Zoom link, no "can you make the font bigger", no lag from a video of someone else's desktop. Everything runs in the browser, on a real Linux machine, for both of you.
Both sides see the same terminal in real time. You can watch quietly or take the keyboard to show a hint, and the scroll position stays in sync.
Open any file on the box in a full code editor. Edits from either side show up live, with each person's cursor visible.
Start a video or voice call right inside the interview. No extra app, no separate meeting link to send.
Circle a log line or underline a config value to point at it. Faster than saying "line 42, no, the one below".
Sketch an architecture on the shared whiteboard, drop a link or command in chat, and react without breaking the flow.
The whole session is recorded, so anyone who missed it can replay it later with the full context.
Choose a template or a recipe. EasyEnv boots a fresh machine for this one interview.
The candidate opens it in a browser. Nothing to install, no VPN, no SSH keys.
Talk, type, draw, and debug on the same machine. Step in when they are stuck, stay quiet when they are not.
Replay the session, read the command log, and share it with the rest of the hiring team.
See how someone reasons out loud, asks questions, and handles a hint. That is hard to judge from a take-home.
Break a service and watch the candidate find the cause, with you as the teammate on the call.
More than one interviewer can join the same session and watch the same terminal.
Shared terminal, shared editor, video and whiteboard, all in one browser tab. Set up your first one in minutes.