I need a small web application that lets me host online exams while silently running a dual proctoring layer—screen recording plus real-time gaze analysis—each time a student clicks an exam link. User flow • I will create every username and password myself inside a tiny admin panel and press “Generate”. Your code must then send those credentials by email through my own SMTP server, nothing else. • Students never register; they simply receive the login, choose a free slot on a GMT+2 calendar that is limited to 10 simultaneous seats, and then start the exam from a list of links I will pre-insert in the HTML template you provide. • The moment a link is opened the proctoring environment activates automatically and records until the exam timer expires. Recordings and gaze flags should be stored securely and be retrievable from the admin panel. Deployment & load test Build on your server first; once stable, migrate to my Ubuntu 22.04 VPS and demonstrate that a batch of 10 concurrent candidates completes an exam without dropped streams or timing errors. Deliverables 1. Full-stack code (frontend + backend) with clear instructions. 2. Admin panel: credential generator, calendar slot manager, download/playback of recordings. 3. Automatic email module wired to my custom SMTP. 4. Load-test report proving 10-user concurrency. 5. Assisted hand-off and live verification on my server. Tech is flexible—WebRTC, OpenCV, Node.js, Python, or similar—so long as the dual recording + gaze tracking works consistently in Chrome and Edge.