AI Overlay for iQualify Online Exams on Mac
iQualify is the New Zealand-developed online learning and assessment platform used by The Open Polytechnic, vocational training providers in NZ and Australia, and a number of corporate training programs.
iQualify itself does not capture your screen. The platform delivers questions, tracks answers, and supports collaborative work. Proctored variants are available through partners; ProctorExam is the most common. ProctorExam runs as a Chrome extension and uses navigator.mediaDevices.getDisplayMedia, which on Mac is mediated by Apple's capture stack. Window privacy filters out flagged windows before frames reach the extension. Fracture' overlay is therefore invisible to ProctorExam-proctored iQualify sessions.
No. Some use Moodle or proprietary platforms. iQualify is one of several. Check your specific course.
Not really. Without a proctor, you can use ChatGPT in a regular browser tab. The overlay's value is invisibility to capture, which only matters when something is capturing.
Yes - Inspera also relies on screen-capture APIs that respect window privacy on Mac. See our Inspera guide for the specifics.
Need reference access during your exam?
Fracture runs a native floating overlay that sets the macOS window privacy flag. It is 100% excluded from screen capture feeds, window lists, and proctor recordings.