Everything for Evaluatingand Running TestHike
Documentation, comparisons, downloads, and everything else for evaluating and running TestHike.
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Documentation
Set up assessments and manage candidates.
Full guideBlog
Guides on technical hiring and coding assessments.
On this pageHelp Center
Answers for candidates and admins.
On this pageGuides
Step-by-step hiring and assessment playbooks.
On this pageCustomer Stories
How teams run TestHike in production.
On this pageCase Studies
Detailed before-and-after hiring outcomes.
On this pageHiring Guides
Practical guidance for technical hiring teams.
Full guideComparison Pages
TestHike vs. other assessment platforms.
Full guideFAQ
Common questions about the platform.
On this pageRelease Notes
What's new in the TestHike desktop app.
Full guideDownloads
Get the desktop app for your operating system.
Help Center
A dedicated help center for candidates and assessment admins is in progress. In the meantime, the FAQ below and on individual pages covers the most common questions, and our team is reachable directly through Contact.
Guides
Step-by-step hiring and assessment playbooks — building your first assessment, setting weightage correctly, and running a proctored exam — are being written as part of our blog content roadmap.
Customer Stories
We're holding this space for real, named customer stories rather than filling it with placeholder examples. See Field Notes on the homepage for anonymized signal from real assessment runs in the meantime.
Case Studies
Detailed before-and-after hiring outcome studies will go here as more organizations complete a full hiring cycle on TestHike.
Hiring Guides
Practical guidance for technical hiring teams — screening design, interview loop structure, and avoiding common hiring mistakes — is part of our blog content roadmap.
Release Notes
A public changelog for the TestHike desktop app is planned. For now, current release downloads are available on the Downloads page.
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