How it works
From install to first bug in 10 minutes.
A cloud AI brain, a local Chromium proxy, and your app under test. Three moving parts. One command to start.
Steps
01
Install the proxy
A small Go binary. Runs on macOS, Windows, or Linux. Manages a headless Chromium, handles the WebSocket tunnel, and stores your credentials in the OS keychain.
curl -fsSL https://clickprobe.ai/install.sh | bash 02
Point it at your app
Any URL your machine can reach — localhost, a preview deploy, a Ngrok tunnel. No source code leaves your machine. No inbound firewall rules required.
Dashboard → New project → Target URL: http://localhost:3000 03
Watch it explore
Claude reasons step by step, you watch it click, type, and scroll in real time. Every decision is logged. Bugs land in your inbox with repro steps and screenshots.
→ Opens /settings → fills form → clicks Save… Architecture
Four regions. One exploration loop.
Architecture details
Cloud · Claude + orchestrator
Claude runs in the ClickProbe cloud (Gunzenhausen, Germany) — Haiku by default, configurable per project up to Opus. It reads a structured snapshot of the page (the same accessibility-tree data a screen reader uses) to decide what to do next, and sends click/type/scroll commands back through the tunnel. Screenshots are captured alongside each action for your bug reports. Your Anthropic API cost is passed through plus a platform margin.
WebSocket tunnel
A secure WebSocket connection between the proxy on your machine and the ClickProbe broker in the cloud. Commands flow in one direction, screenshots and events in the other. All traffic is TLS-encrypted. No inbound ports required on your side.
Local proxy · your machine
The ClickProbe proxy is a small Go binary that runs on your developer machine or CI runner. It manages a headless Chromium process, receives commands from the cloud, executes them, and returns screenshots. Your source code and credentials never leave this machine.
Your app under test
Any web app reachable from the machine running the proxy — localhost:3000, a staging URL, a preview deploy, or a Ngrok tunnel. The proxy accesses it exactly as a browser would, with full JavaScript execution and real network requests.
Start in ten minutes. Free while you evaluate.
Install the proxy, connect your app, and watch Claude find the first bug.