Thanks! Essentially we'd be in the same space. The ways this will differ is: 1) cheaper, one-time pricing, 2) opening up over-played questions to free, public

Thanks! Essentially we'd be in the same space. The ways this will differ is: 1) cheaper, one-time pricing, 2) opening up over-played questions to free, public use, 3) less complexity for test-assigners (at least I'd guess so, I haven't really used Codility to assign tests to candidates in real life). Give it time, it's just getting warmed up. Personally I think this space will (and should) see a lot more competition. Single founder here.