Proctor runs as a native app on your own machine. Install it before your session starts — it takes about a minute, and you can remove it afterwards.
Every file's SHA-256 is listed below, taken from the signed release manifest, so you can check what you downloaded.
Not published yet
macOS will warn that the publisher cannot be verified the first time you open the app: the platform certificate is not in place yet. Compare the SHA-256 below before you continue.
There is no published build for this platform yet. Check back, or ask the team who invited you.
System requirements
macOS 14.0 or newer
Not published yet
Windows will warn that the publisher cannot be verified the first time you open the app: the platform certificate is not in place yet. Compare the SHA-256 below before you continue.
There is no published build for this platform yet. Check back, or ask the team who invited you.
System requirements
Windows 10 (1809) (10.0.17763) or newer
Not published yet
There is no published build for this platform yet. Check back, or ask the team who invited you.
System requirements
Ubuntu 22.04 LTS or newer
Earlier builds stay installable. If a new version does not work on your machine, install the one before it and tell us what happened.
No earlier builds
Only the current version has been published so far.
The side-view phone apps are not yet listed in the app stores. If your interview uses a phone side view, the team that invited you will explain how to join it.
Worth doing every time until the platform certificates are in place: compare the SHA-256 above with the file you have. On Linux you can also check the signed checksum list.
# macOS shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/<file>.dmg spctl --assess --type install --verbose ~/Downloads/<file>.dmg # Windows (PowerShell) Get-FileHash .\<file>.msix -Algorithm SHA256 Get-AuthenticodeSignature .\<file>.msix | Format-List # Linux sha256sum ./<file>.AppImage gpg --verify SHA256SUMS.asc SHA256SUMS