Good problems need great testcases

Most coding problems fail not because the statement is bad, but because the testcases are weak. TestForge exists to fix that gap — and to pay the students who do the work.

Contributors claim a question from the open pool, author a structured JSON file of testcases covering happy paths, boundaries and adversarial inputs, then submit it for review. A reviewer checks coverage and correctness before any coins move.

Rewards scale with difficulty and are configured centrally, so the rate you see on the pricing page is the rate you get. Coins accumulate in your wallet and can be withdrawn to UPI once you cross the minimum threshold.

Alongside the testcase pipeline, TestForge runs paid coding contests. Entry fees are collected through Razorpay Checkout, and the campus leaderboard tracks lifetime contribution across both tracks.