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Proctorly is an AI-assisted exam-proctoring platform. A teacher creates a test — backed by a Google Form, PDF, or Word document — shares one link, and students take the exam in their browser while a monitoring engine watches for academic-integrity issues. The teacher can watch sessions live and reviews a per-session report afterward, confirming or dismissing each flag. It runs entirely in the browser. There’s no extension to install, and students never create an account — they reach the test through the link the teacher shares.

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The two roles

Teacher (proctor)

Has an account. Works in the dashboard: creates tests, configures monitoring, watches live, reviews flags, and manages billing.

Student (test-taker)

No account. Opens the teacher’s link, consents, verifies identity if asked, and takes the exam while monitored.

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Where to go next

Quickstart

Run your first proctored test end to end.

How it works

What Proctorly monitors and how a session flows.

For students

What a student experiences, start to finish.
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Quickstart: run your first proctored test

Sign in, create a test, configure monitoring, share one link with your class, watch live, and review the report.

How Proctorly works

What Proctorly monitors during an exam, how a student session flows, and what a teacher reviews afterward — all in the browser, no extension.
Last modified on June 24, 2026