Products

One helps a person get hired. The other keeps their software standing up.

Both are in production, both are free to start, and neither asks for a card at the door. We run each of them ourselves on real work before asking anybody else to depend on it.

Examness

Certification and interview preparation · examness.com

A learning platform for developers and IT professionals that covers both gates of a technology career. It combines four things that usually live on four separate sites: exam-style certification practice with explanations and timed mocks, an interview question bank of more than 3,200 answers across thirty-odd topics, a Code Lab that executes in your own browser, and AI teachers grounded in your actual history.

The pricing idea in one line: everything is free except the AI. Reading, practising and running code never spend a credit.

  • Wrong answers are stored deliberately, and the AI teacher reads them before it replies
  • Timed mock exams with per-domain breakdown, plus generated study plans and a readiness estimate
  • Code Lab: let the AI draft a solution, stop it mid-line, and finish the function yourself
  • Arcade-style revision games, discussion threads on every question, and a dashboard that ties it together
  • English, Hindi, Bengali, Japanese and Indonesian · web, Android and iOS

Provelex

Automated QA and security analyst · provelex.com

An automated tester that works the way a careful person would, without ever getting bored. Point it at your application, prove the target is yours, add a login, and tick the suites you want. It opens a real browser, works out what the software does, tries to break it, and writes the result up for somebody who has to approve the fix rather than perform it.

There is no framework to learn. No scripts, no selectors, no YAML — a renamed control produces a heal event, not a red build.

  • Five suites per run: functionality, security, performance, accessibility and mobile view
  • Security probes are bounded and non-destructive, mapped to the OWASP Top 10 (2021)
  • Ownership must be proven before anything active runs, and the signed grant is printed in every report
  • A published score formula, drift against the previous run, and evidence behind every claim
  • Web, Windows and macOS · white-labelled PDF, HTML and JSON exports · CLI and HTTP interface

What they share

Different problems, the same commitments

The two products have almost nothing in common on the surface. Underneath, they were built to the same four rules.

CommitmentIn ExamnessIn Provelex
Free by default Reading, practising, running code, games and dashboards cost nothing, indefinitely. Browser automation, deterministic checks, reports and exports cost nothing, indefinitely.
Fifty credits to start Enough for 50 code drafts, or 25 teacher messages. Enough for 25 passive scans, 5 guided sessions, or 3 full scans.
The price before the action Every AI button shows its cost; the balance sits in the header. The price updates as you tick suites, and again if you change model.
Refund on failure A failed AI request is refunded automatically, and says so. A run that produces nothing is refunded in full, automatically.

One credit is ₹0.50, or about $0.01, in both products. Credits do not expire.

Try either one without talking to anybody

Both sign-ups take under a minute and hand you fifty credits. If you would rather discuss work on your own product, that conversation starts by email.