Keeps Counting if the Wifi Drops
Internet goes down during an exam? Open screens keep counting, because every clock is worked out from the start time, not a running server. Any changes made in the meantime reach them when the connection returns. Don't reload a screen until it's back.
What Happens When the Wifi Drops
Each screen works out its own clocks, so a dropped connection doesn't stop them.
Local Timer Engine
Each device runs its own accurate timer. No server required to count down - the timer is calculated locally.
Says When It's Reconnecting
If a screen can't reach the server, its clocks stay up and it says it's reconnecting. Nobody has to touch it.
Catches Up on Its Own
When the connection returns, the screen picks up any changes made in the meantime, such as a pause or extra time.
Real-World Scenarios We Handle
WiFi Router Failure
The wifi goes down mid-exam. Every open display keeps showing the right times, and changes made meanwhile reach them when it's back.
Intermittent Connection
Poor signal in remote exam venues. Screens keep counting between drops and catch up whenever the connection is there.
Isolated Exam Rooms
Some rooms have poor coverage. Open the display while connected and it keeps counting through gaps, but changes only reach it while it's connected.
Server Maintenance
If our server is briefly unreachable, open displays keep counting and say they're reconnecting until it's back.
A Dropped Connection Doesn't Stop the Clock
Set up your first exam and try it with the wifi off.
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