Pair Programming Software
Alternatives to CodeInterview
The tools Specifiction weighs against CodeInterview, from its list of pair programming software, each with its plans, platforms and spec score.
- 01 Drovio
It suits distributed teams that need shared app control for programming, reviews, interviews, design collaboration, brainstorming or education.
From $15/mo Free plan Web · Windows · macOS · Linux9.2 Visit Specs - 02
Hopp Hopp suits developers and engineering teams collaborating on code reviews, debugging, mob programming, or onboarding.
From $15/mo Free plan Open source Web · Windows · macOS · Self-hosted9.0 Visit Specs - 03
Duckly Duckly is aimed at software teams collaborating across supported IDEs.
From $6/mo Free plan Web · Browser extension8.9 Visit Specs - 04
HackerRank HackerRank Screen suits companies assessing technical applicants with role-based tests or tests generated from job descriptions.
From $165/mo Free trial Web · Windows · macOS · API8.8 Visit Specs - 05
Coterm It suits developers who need real-time pair programming around terminals and coding agents.
Free plan Open source macOS · iOS · API · Self-hosted8.7 Visit Specs - 06
CoderPad CoderPad suits hiring teams that screen and interview engineers, from startups to large companies.
From $6.67/mo Free trial Web · API · Browser extension8.6 Visit Specs - 07
CodeTogether CodeTogether suits software teams that want to account for AI-related work costs and coordinate coding, debugging, or reviews across supported IDEs.
From $10/mo Free trial Web · Windows · macOS · Linux8.5 Visit Specs - 08
CodeCollab CodeCollab suits developers, hiring teams, teachers, and small teams needing temporary collaborative coding rooms, canvases, interviews, or credential sharing.
From $49/mo Free plan Web8.4 Visit Specs - 09
CodePair by CodeSubmit CodePair is designed for hiring teams conducting technical interviews and assessing real engineering work.
From $49/mo Free trial Web · API8.4 Visit Specs - 10
Visual Studio Visual Studio suits developers building the listed kinds of applications on Windows, from individuals to small teams and enterprise organizations.
Free plan Windows · API8.3 Visit Specs - 11
Zed Zed suits developers seeking a code editor with Git operations, extension support, and remote development.
From $10/mo Free plan Windows · macOS · Linux8.3 Visit Specs - 12 Codeshare From $49/mo Free plan Web8.1 Visit Specs
- 13 Pop
Pop suits people who need to collaborate by controlling a shared computer, including pair-programming scenarios.
From $25/mo Free plan Web · Windows · macOS · Linux8.1 Visit Specs - 14 Gobby Windows · macOS · Linux · API7.8 Visit Specs
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Codovate Meet It suits developers and engineering teams that need browser-based meetings alongside collaborative coding.
Free plan Web7.7 Visit Specs - 16 live-share.nvim Windows · macOS · Linux · Self-hosted7.7 Visit Specs
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Saros It suits distributed software teams using Eclipse or IntelliJ-platform IDEs that want shared editing and integrated text chat.
Free plan Windows · macOS · Linux · Self-hosted7.7 Visit Specs - 18 Tuple
Tuple is intended for engineers and teams conducting remote pairing sessions.
From $30/mo Free trial Web · Windows · macOS · Linux7.7 Visit Specs - 19 ShareCode Free plan Web7.4 Visit Specs
- 20 Teamtype Windows · macOS · Linux · Android7.4 Visit Specs
- 21 Remote Collab
It suits developers who use SublimeText and need several people editing one project in real time.
Free plan Windows · macOS · Linux7.3 Visit Specs - 22 ShareCodeLive Free plan Web7.3 Visit Specs
- 23 Open Pair Browser extension7.2 Visit Specs
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SyncodeLive Free plan Web7.2 Visit Specs - 25 SubEthaEdit Free plan macOS7.1 Visit Specs
CodeInterview, head to head
- CodeInterview vs Drovio
- CodeInterview vs Hopp
- CodeInterview vs Duckly
- CodeInterview vs HackerRank
- CodeInterview vs Coterm
- CodeInterview vs CoderPad
- CodeInterview vs CodeTogether
- CodeInterview vs CodeCollab
- CodeInterview vs CodePair by CodeSubmit
- CodeInterview vs Visual Studio
- CodeInterview vs Zed
- CodeInterview vs Codeshare