Thidal is the proving ground for student code. Set a question. Drop a link. Watch your class wrestle real problems — checked the second they hit submit.
No screen-share theatre. No proctoring spyware. A fast editor, a tight test runner, and verdicts that land before the page reloads — so the lab session stays a lab session.
Write your problem statement, set the test cases, pick the language, set a time limit. Or pull from the starter library of curated questions across DSA, OOP, strings, arrays.
Single shareable link. Students sign in with their email and the assessment code. Works on a Chromebook in a lab or a phone in a hostel.
Every submission scored, ranked, and summarised the moment it lands. Push results into Zoho Campus or export a clean CSV.
A library across DSA, OOP, strings, arrays, recursion. Use them as-is or fork them into your own question bank.
Markdown editor. Hidden + visible test cases. Per-language starter code. Difficulty tagging.
Group by class, batch, or section. See who finished, who's stuck, who hasn't started.
Submissions are flagged when something looks off. You decide what happens next — no surveillance theatre.
Java, Python, C, C++, JavaScript. More on the roadmap, but day-one classrooms run on these.
Push grades, rosters, and submissions straight into Zoho Campus. Or export a clean CSV — that's it.
Free for the first 20 students in your organisation. No card. No commitment. Set up your first assessment in under five minutes.