AI Overlay for Think Exam (Ginger Webs) on Mac

Think Exam, operated by Ginger Webs Pvt Ltd from Noida, has delivered more than 15 million assessments across enterprise, education, and government in India and 40 other countries. Its proctoring layer "Think Proctor" pairs a Mac-and-Windows secure exam browser with AI behavior analysis.

Think Exam publishes that its Secure Exam Browser runs on both Mac and Windows, and that Think Proctor performs facial recognition, voice and noise monitoring, screen-activity tracking, eye-movement analysis, multi-face detection, and browser lockdown. Of those six signals, only the screen-activity track interacts with the overlay. The Mac build of the Think Exam Secure Browser is a notarized Chromium application; Apple does not permit notarized apps to bypass window-privacy flags.

Browser lockdown blocks tab switches inside the Think Exam Secure Browser. Fracture is a separate macOS window outside the browser process.

Eye-movement analysis tracks the candidate gaze relative to the webcam frame. Reading the overlay keeps your gaze on the monitor.

Multi-face detection runs on the webcam stream. The overlay produces no human face, so no second face is ever introduced.

Technically the overlay is invisible to the recording. Whether you should is a policy question; many government bodies explicitly forbid AI assistance.