Free
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Try Clicky on your next confusing website.
- Up to 5 guided tasks a month
- Works on any website
- Waits while you sign in
- Help in your language
Ask in your own words. Clicky, our little pointer, lights up the next thing to click on whatever website you’re on. You click, Clicky follows, until it’s done.
You do every click. Clickable never types, submits or pays for you.
Calm, step-by-step help for parents and grandparents. Fewer worried phone calls.
School portals, sign-up forms and permission slips, without the guesswork.
Permits, appointments and paperwork on websites you’ve never seen before.
Invoices, taxes and bank portals, so you can get back to your actual work.
The task you do twice a year, done right the first time. No manual.
Results, appointments and prescriptions, without the maze.
“Where’s my tax summary?” No need to know which menu it hides in.
Menus, dropdowns, tiny links. Clicky rings the exact one, with a short note. Unsure? It asks first.
Each new page brings the next step. When you sign in, Clicky waits until you’re back.
Taxes, banks, health records, your company’s systems: the places you shouldn’t hand over control. So Clicky only points. Everything else stays with you.
Free while we’re in beta. These are the plans after launch.
€0
Try Clicky on your next confusing website.
€7.99/ month
For people with online admin every month.
Custom
Help your team learn the software they already use.
Prices include VAT.
Clickable is an extension for Google Chrome. You type what you want to do in your own words, and Clicky, our little pointer, lights up the next thing to click on the website you’re on. You click, Clicky follows, one step at a time, until it’s done.
No. You do every click. Clickable only points and explains: it never clicks, types, submits, signs or pays for you. That’s on purpose, so you stay in control on tax, bank and health websites.
Most websites you open in Chrome, including government, bank, health and work portals. It can’t read Chrome’s own pages, such as settings or a new tab, and it can’t yet see parts of a page that are shown inside an embedded frame.
Clickable pauses on sign-in pages, such as Cl@ve, Google or Microsoft, and doesn’t read them. You sign in yourself, and Clickable carries on as soon as you’re back. If you want help on the sign-in page itself, you can ask for it.
Only when you ask for help: the buttons, links and labels on the page, and which option is chosen in a menu. It never reads what you type into a website or your passwords.
Read the privacy policy →Yes, Clickable is free while we’re in beta. After launch there will still be a free plan with up to 5 guided tasks a month, and a Plus plan for people who use it more.
See the plans →Google Chrome on a computer, for now. Other browsers and phones aren’t supported yet.
No. Clickable shows you where to click, not what to answer. For what to declare or which option applies to you, check the official help on the website or ask an adviser.
Yes. Clickable can guide people through the software your company already uses. We start with a pilot on your key processes.
See Clickable for teams →Free while we’re in beta. Try it on your next confusing website.