Lemma vs TestGorilla
TestGorilla gives hiring teams a library of pre-employment tests, AI interviews and sourcing in one place. Lemma gives candidates a record of skill evidence they keep. One screens many applicants; the other shows depth in a skill.
Candidate scorecard
Data analyst role · Lena S.
- Numerical reasoning72%
Cognitive ability
- English reading88%
Language
- Python (coding)64%
Programming
Python
Skills Passport · Lena S.
SCI
- +10.0
Skill assessment passed · level 7.8
22 questions · integrity clear · 4 Oct
- +7.5
Taught: pandas performance with Omar F.
60 min · rated 5 stars · 26 Sep
- +3.0
GitHub repository linked
lena-s/etl-pipeline · ownership checked · 9 Sep
How does Lemma compare with TestGorilla?
TestGorilla is a recruiting platform with a broad test library, covering cognitive ability, personality, language, software, role-specific and programming skills, plus AI interviews and candidate sourcing. Lemma focuses on depth in individual skills: rated sessions, adaptive assessments and linked work, combined into an SCI score the candidate keeps.
| Dimension | TestGorilla | Lemma Skills Passport |
|---|---|---|
| What it covers | Cognitive, personality, language, situational judgement, software, role-specific and programming tests | Individual skills, technical and non-technical, each with its own evidence |
| How a skill is tested | Timed tests from a library, combined into one assessment per role | Adaptive assessments, live sessions rated by a practitioner, linked work |
| Beyond tests | AI interviews, video questions, resume scoring and candidate sourcing | A signed Skills Passport and, in early access, candidate invites |
| Result | Candidate scores and rankings for the hiring team | An SCI score from 0 to 100 per skill, with its breakdown |
| Who keeps it | Results sit with the company that sent the assessment | The Passport is yours to share with any employer or client |
| Best moment | Early screening of many applicants for one role | Showing depth in a specific skill, before or during a process |
What does TestGorilla do well?
TestGorilla covers far more than code. A hiring team can combine cognitive, language, personality and role-specific tests in one assessment, add AI interviews, and screen a large applicant pool consistently.
- A broad test library across roles, not only engineering
- AI interviews, video questions and resume scoring in one place
- A free Assessments plan to start with, plus paid Core and Plus plans
Checked against TestGorilla's own pages on 14 October 2026. Sources
Assessment builder
Data analyst role · 4 tests
- Numerical reasoning12 min
Cognitive ability
- English reading10 min
Language
- Python (coding)20 min
Programming
- Working in a team10 min
Situational judgement
What does Lemma add for technical roles?
A test library is broad by design. For a technical hire, you often need to know how deep one skill goes and how the person works with others.
Depth in one skill
Adaptive assessments run on a 1 to 10 difficulty scale and stop once a level holds steady, so the result places someone rather than just passing them.
Evidence from real work
Linked GitHub repositories, Figma files and Vercel deployments are checked through the person's own account, and up to two count per skill.
How someone works with people
Live sessions rated by the practitioner on the other side show how a person explains, debugs and collaborates.
Adaptive assessment
Pass mark 6.5
Linked repositories · 2 of 2 count
Session ratings
SCI
Proof 24/40
Practice 23/25
When should you choose TestGorilla?
Choose TestGorilla when you screen many applicants across different kinds of roles and want one place for skills tests, cognitive and personality tests, AI interviews and sourcing. It suits early, broad screening, including roles where coding is not the main skill.
- High-volume, early screening across many roles
- Cognitive, language or personality tests alongside skills
- One platform for tests, AI interviews and sourcing
Candidate ranking
Data analyst role · 41 completed
| # | Candidate | Reasoning | Python | Average |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nadia W. | 81% | 77% | 83% |
| 2 | Omar F. | 76% | 80% | 80% |
| 3 | Lena S. | 72% | 64% | 75% |
| 4 | Kim H. | 69% | 71% | 71% |
When should you choose Lemma?
Choose Lemma when the hire turns on depth in specific technical skills, and you want evidence of real work and collaboration, not only test scores. It also suits candidates who want a record they keep. Candidate invites and the verification API are in early access for selected teams.
- Technical hires where depth in one skill decides it
- Evidence of real work and collaboration, not only tests
- Candidates who want a record that outlasts one application
Compared on one skill · from each shared Passport
Lena S.
Data engineer
74Level 7.82 repositories10 sessionsOmar F.
Analytics engineer
66Level 7.21 repository8 sessionsKim H.
Backend developer
58Level 6.82 repositories4 sessions
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Sources, checked on 14 October 2026





