Bypass Proctoring at Arizona State University
Arizona State University uses proctoring software for its 80,000+ students. Vorqal is a desktop app that proctoring software can’t detect, can’t shut down, and can’t see on screen share. It reads your exam questions and gives you AI answers in real time — completely invisible to your ASU proctor.
How ASU Uses Proctoring Software
ASU is the largest public university in the US and uses proctoring software as its principal solution for all fully online courses — including i-Courses and o-Courses.
ASU's setup detects alternate devices used for searching answers, triggers on smart device voice activation, and even searches for exam copies posted online during the test.
Why Proctoring Software Can’t Detect Vorqal at ASU
Proctoring software is automatically enabled in every fully online ASU course, meaning there is no opt-out if you are an ASU Online student. With 80,000+ students across massive online programs, it is one of the most locked-down campuses in the country.
Vorqal changes everything. It’s a native desktop app that sits on your screen as an invisible overlay. Proctoring software runs as a Chrome extension on Canvas — it can only monitor what happens inside Chrome. Vorqal operates entirely outside Chrome at the desktop level. Proctoring software physically cannot see it, detect it, or shut it down. You get instant AI-powered answers to any exam question while your proctor sees nothing but your Canvas exam tab.
Proctoring software is a Chrome extension. Chrome extensions are sandboxed by the browser’s security model — they can monitor tabs, screen content within Chrome, clipboard access, and browser processes. They cannot access native operating system processes, window overlays, or desktop applications.
Vorqal runs as a native Mac/Windows application. When you share your screen for proctoring through Canvas, Chrome’s screen capture API only shares what’s inside the browser. Vorqal’s overlay exists in a separate rendering layer. Your ASU proctor sees your exam. You see your exam plus the answers.
How to Get Started
Download Vorqal
Install on Mac or Windows. Takes 30 seconds.
Start Your ASU Exam
Open your LMS, launch the proctored exam normally. Let the setup and room scan run.
Get Instant Answers
Press the hotkey. AI reads your screen and gives you the answer. Invisible to Proctoring.
ASU Proctoring FAQ
Does Arizona State University use proctoring software?
Yes. Arizona State University uses proctoring software as its primary solution for online and hybrid exams delivered through Canvas.
Can I bypass proctoring at ASU?
Yes. Vorqal is a native desktop app that runs completely outside of Chrome. Since proctoring software is a Chrome extension, it has no ability to detect, see, or shut down Vorqal.
Will my ASU professor know I used Vorqal?
No. Vorqal is invisible to screen share, produces no detectable browser or system events, and operates outside the scope of proctoring software entirely. Your proctor sees only your exam tab.
Does this work with Canvas?
Yes. Vorqal works with any exam delivered through Chrome, including Canvas with proctoring software active. It operates at the OS level, not inside the browser.
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