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How it works

Live in one semester.

Three things have to happen — your batches exist, your lab sheets become problems, and submissions grade themselves. The rest is the semester you already run.

01 — The shape of it
STEP 01

Import your batches

Upload the student roster, create departments and batches, and assign lab instructors to subjects.

STEP 02

Publish the lab sheet

Author problems with test cases, marks, time and memory limits — or pull them from the shared problem bank.

STEP 03

Let it grade itself

Students submit, verdicts land in seconds, and instructors review analytics instead of files.

02 — The 30-day pilot, week by week

What the first month looks like.

Week 0
Scoping call

One department, one subject. We look at your lab calendar and the sheets you already run, and agree what the pilot covers.

Week 1
Roster and accounts

Upload the student roster as CSV. Departments, batches and instructor assignments are created, and every account gets a one-time password.

Week 1
Lab sheets converted

Send your existing lab sheets in whatever form they exist. Our content team turns them into problems with test cases, at no cost during the pilot.

Week 2
First live lab

The instructor publishes the lab to the batch and opens a live session. Students submit; verdicts land in seconds; nobody installs a compiler.

Weeks 3–4
Run it for real

Instructors review analytics instead of files, marks are final when the window shuts, and similarity flags surface before grading closes.

Day 30
Decide

You either sign, or we archive the tenant and hand you the data. Full CSV export is available at any time, on any plan.

03 — What changes

The lab week, before and after.

Without ZedSync
Lab sheets emailed as PDFs, submissions collected on pen drives
Two evenings a week spent compiling and running student code by hand
Marks reconciled across three spreadsheets before results day
Copied solutions found by accident, if at all
Nobody knows who is struggling until the internal exam
With ZedSync
Lab sheet published to the batch, open and close windows per session
Every submission compiled, run and marked in about two seconds
Marks final the moment the window shuts — export or push to the gradebook
Plagiarism flagged against the batch history before grading closes
Success rate per problem and per student, visible the same afternoon

Bring us your lab calendar.

Tell us which subjects, how many batches, and when your next semester starts. We will map the rollout to it.