ClickProbe — Closed-Beta Onboarding Guide

This guide is in English. If you prefer German, write us at beta@clickprobe.ai — we're equally happy in DE or EN.

What is ClickProbe?

• An AI that tests your web app like an intelligent human tester would — it looks at screenshots, guesses what UI elements do, clicks them, and reports bugs without knowing your code.
• Cloud AI, local browser. The exploration intelligence runs in our EU cloud; a small binary on your machine controls the browser. Your code and target URLs never leave your network.
• Pay-as-you-go. You pre-load credits and pay only for actual Anthropic usage + a small session fee. No subscription required.

Before you start — beta pricing

As a closed-beta participant you receive €10 in free exploration credits, pre-loaded to your account. This covers roughly 200 short exploration sessions — more than enough to evaluate ClickProbe seriously.

There is no credit card required to use these pre-loaded credits. If you wish to top up, you can do so at any time from the dashboard (Cards via Stripe).

Step 1 — Create your account

1. Open clickprobe.ai/signup in your browser.
2. Enter your business email address.
3. Choose your sign-in method:
   • Magic link (recommended) — we email you a one-click link; no password needed.
   • Google OAuth — click "Continue with Google" if your work email is a Google Workspace account.
4. Click the link in your email (magic link only). You land on the ClickProbe dashboard.

Beta note: Your account will show €0 balance initially. Ingo will grant your €10 credit within one business day of you confirming your account via email to beta@clickprobe.ai. If you need it sooner, just say so.

Step 2 — Install the ClickProbe Proxy

The proxy is a single static binary (~15 MB). It runs on your machine, controls a local Chromium browser, and connects to our cloud over a single outbound WebSocket (port 443). No inbound firewall changes needed.

Download

Get the download link from Ingo after account confirmation — Ingo will send you the direct binary link for your OS. (Public release distribution is being set up; for the first beta cohort, Ingo provides the download link directly.)

Each binary ships with a SHA256 checksum — verify before running:

# macOS / Linux
sha256sum --check SHA256SUMS
# or: shasum -a 256 clickprobe-proxy-darwin-arm64

Install (macOS / Linux)

mv clickprobe-proxy-linux-amd64 /usr/local/bin/clickprobe-proxy
chmod +x /usr/local/bin/clickprobe-proxy
clickprobe-proxy

The proxy opens a browser tab for authentication. Sign in with the same account you created in Step 1.

Install (Windows)

Move-Item clickprobe-proxy-windows-amd64.exe C:\Users\you\bin\clickprobe-proxy.exe
& "C:\Users\you\bin\clickprobe-proxy.exe"

Verify it's online

After authentication, your terminal shows:

ClickProbe Proxy vX.Y.Z — connected
Account: your@email.com
Proxy ID: prx_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

The dashboard at app.clickprobe.ai → Machines shows the proxy as Online (green dot).

Step 3 — Run your first exploration session

1. Go to app.clickprobe.ai → Projects → New Project.
2. Enter:
   • Name: anything descriptive (e.g., "My App — Staging")
   • Target URL: the full URL of the web app you want to test
   • App description (optional but recommended): 1–3 sentences about what the app does. The more context, the more targeted the bug reports.
3. Click Save, then Start Exploration.
4. Choose your proxy machine and set a budget limit (start with 5–10 minutes).
5. Click Launch — the AI begins exploring.

Bugs stream into the Bug Inbox (left nav) as they're found.

Watching a session locally

Each ClickProbe proxy ships with a local WebUI for watching sessions in real time, without needing to log in to the cloud dashboard. It binds to http://127.0.0.1:9100 (loopback only — never externally reachable) and is protected by a per-startup random token.

Open the WebUI

clickprobe-proxy webui

This prints the URL + token and opens your default browser.

What you'll see

Sharing a diagnostics bundle

If the proxy misbehaves, email beta@clickprobe.ai with the clickprobe-diag.zip from the Diagnostics page. It contains redacted logs, a redacted copy of your config (the WebUI token is stripped), current state, and version info.

Step 4 — Sign the AVV (Data Processing Agreement)

Under GDPR, because ClickProbe processes data from your users' web sessions on your behalf, kenaro GmbH acts as a data processor. We need a signed Auftragsverarbeitungsvertrag (AVV / DPA) before you handle any personal data in your sessions.

1. Download the AVV template: AVV template (DRAFT PDF)
2. Fill in your company details on the signature page.
3. Sign the document (Adobe Reader, DocuSign, or handwritten scan — any method works).
4. Email the signed PDF to legal@clickprobe.ai — Subject: AVV — [Your Company Name]
5. Ingo counter-signs and returns within 1 business day (Mon–Fri).

DRAFT notice: The current AVV template is pending final review by a DACH tech lawyer. Your signature is not void, but the reviewed version will be sent for re-signing within 30 days of lawyer sign-off.

Beta support

• Feedback, questions, ideas: beta@clickprobe.ai — in English or German.
• Response target: best-effort, we aim to reply within 1 business day (Mon–Fri). Not a contractual SLA; a beta commitment.

Legal links

• Terms of Service (EN) / AGB (DE)
• Datenschutzerklärung (DE) / Privacy Policy (EN)
• Impressum
• AVV template (DRAFT)

Quick-reference checklist

• ☐ Account created at clickprobe.ai/signup
• ☐ Email confirmed to beta@clickprobe.ai (triggers €10 credit grant)
• ☐ clickprobe-proxy downloaded, SHA256 verified, installed
• ☐ Proxy running and showing "Online" in the dashboard
• ☐ First exploration session launched
• ☐ AVV downloaded, signed, emailed to legal@clickprobe.ai
• ☐ Counter-signed AVV received from kenaro GmbH