Free
€0
Try Clicky on your next confusing website.
- Up to 3 guided tasks a month
- With a free account: Google or an email code, no password
- Works on most websites
- Waits while you sign in
- Help in your language
Make any website clickable.
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.
Clickable works in Chrome on a computer. We’ll email you the link to open there.
You do every click. Clickable never types, submits or pays for you.
Like a friend who’s done it before
- 1
Say what you need
“Where’s my tax summary?” No need to know which menu it hides in.
- 2
Clicky lights up the way
Menus, dropdowns, tiny links. Clicky rings the exact one, with a short note. Unsure? It asks first.
- 3
You click, Clicky follows
Each new page brings the next step. When you sign in with Google, Microsoft, GOV.UK, NHS or Cl@ve, Clicky waits until you’re back.
- You ask: “How do I change Google to Spanish?”
- Step 1 of 4: Click “Settings”. It’s at the bottom right of the page.
- Step 2 of 4: Click “Search settings”
- Step 3 of 4: Click “Languages”. The list of languages opens.
- Step 4 of 4: Click “Español”
- Done. Google is now in Spanish.
One helper for every confusing website
- You ask: “Where can I see my pension payments?”
- Step 1 of 2: Click “My pension”. Your payments are on the next page.
- Step 2 of 2: Click “Payments”. It’s the second tab.
- That’s your next payment. 25 November: €1,180.40.
Done by herself. No phone call.
One step at a time. One clear instruction in plain words, right on the button to press. Nothing to learn first.
- You ask: “When is the next parent–teacher meeting?”
- Step 1 of 2: Click the menu ☰. The calendar is hidden in here.
- Step 2 of 2: Click “Calendar”. Meetings are on the month view.
- The meeting is on Thursday 12, at 17:30. It’s on the school calendar.
Found in 2 clicks, not 20 minutes.
Digs into hidden menus. Clicky knows what’s behind the ☰ and the “More” buttons, and opens the way for you.
- You ask: “How do I book an appointment to renew my residence?”
- Step 1 of 3: Click “Cita previa”. It means “appointment”. You book it from here.
- Step 2 of 3: Click “Cl@ve PIN”. You’ll sign in on the Cl@ve website.
- Sign in yourself, I’ll wait. I don’t read the Cl@ve sign-in. I’ll carry on when you’re back.
You don’t need to read Spanish to book it.
Ask in your language. The site stays in theirs. Ask in English or any language. Clicky answers in yours and points at the Spanish button.
- Step 3 of 6: Click “Invoices”. The tab next to Quotes.
- Step 4 of 6: Click “Last month”. Only October’s invoices stay in the list.
- Step 5 of 6: Tick the box to select all. It’s at the top of the list.
- Step 6 of 6: Click “Download”. All four invoices come in one file.
- Done. Your four October invoices are downloading.
Month-end in 3 minutes.
Stays with you across pages. The page changes behind the panel. Clicky keeps track of where you are and what comes next.
- You ask: “How do I find a purchase order?”
- Clicky asks: “Purchase order or requisition?” You pick: “Purchase order”
- Step 1 of 2: Click “Purchase orders”. Not “Purchase requisitions” just below.
- Step 2 of 2: Click the magnifier in the toolbar. It’s the small button with a magnifier.
- You’re in the purchase order search. Type the order number there.
Learn the company software without asking your manager.
Asks when it’s unsure. Two menus with nearly the same name? Clicky asks which one you mean instead of guessing.
- You ask: “Where are my blood test results?”
- Step 1 of 2: Click “Test results”. Newest results are at the top.
- Step 2 of 2: Click “Full blood count”. It opens the lab report.
- There’s your full blood count report.
What you type stays yours.
Privacy you can see. Clicky reads the page’s labels to find the way. What you type and your passwords are never sent.
Works on
- Government websites
- Tax office
- Social security
- Online banking
- School portals
- Health portals
- Online shopping
- Work software (ERP, HR, CRM)
Works on most websites in Chrome.
Setting it up for your mum or dad?
Install it on their laptop in a minute, show them the panel once, and get fewer Sunday calls.
- They ask in their own words
- They do every click themselves
- You don’t need to be there
Private by design, everywhere
You do the
clicking.
Banks, taxes, health portals, work tools, in any country. Clicky only points. Every click, and everything you type, stays with you.
Clicky sees
- Buttons, links and labels
- The page’s address, title and headings
- A short excerpt of the visible text
- Which option is picked in a menu
- The goal you type in
Never
- Sends your passwords or what you type
- Reads sign-in pages like Google or Microsoft: it pauses there
- Clicks, submits, signs or pays for you
- Gives legal, tax or money advice
Help that leaves you in control
| Clickable | Asking family | Screen sharing | AI agents that click for you | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| You stay in control | Yes | Partly | No | No |
| Works when no one is around | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| Private on bank and health sites | Yes | Partly | No | No |
| Teaches you the site | Yes | Partly | No | No |
Asking family: often they end up doing it for you. AI agents act on your behalf with your details.
See the full comparison →Simple pricing
A guided task is one goal, start to finish, however many steps it takes.
Start free. Upgrade when you need more.
Plus
€7.99/ month
For people with online admin every month.
- Up to 150 guided tasks a month
- Everything in Free
- A more powerful guide for complex and slow sites
Enterprise
Custom
Help your team learn the software they already use.
- Guided walkthroughs on any web app, with no authoring
- Never reads typed values or passwords
- Single sign-on, analytics and an EU DPA are on the roadmap
Prices include VAT.
Questions about Clickable
What is Clickable?
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.
Read more about Clickable →Does Clickable click or type for me?
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.
Which websites does Clickable work on?
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.
What happens when a website asks me to sign in?
Clickable pauses on Google, Microsoft, GOV.UK, NHS and Cl@ve sign-in, and doesn’t read those pages. On a website’s own login form, your password and anything you type are never sent. 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.
What does Clickable see on the page?
Only when you ask for help: the page’s address and title, its headings, the buttons, links and labels on it, which option is chosen in a menu, and a short excerpt of its visible text (at most 1,500 characters). It never sends what you type into a website, or your passwords, on any site.
Read the privacy policy →Is Clickable free?
Yes. The Free plan gives you up to 3 guided tasks a month, with a free account (Google, or your email and a code; no password). Plus gives you 150 tasks a month and a more powerful guide for complex and slow sites, for €7.99 a month.
See the plans →Which browsers and devices does Clickable work on?
Google Chrome on a computer, for now. Other browsers and phones aren’t supported yet.
Does Clickable give tax or legal advice?
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.
Can my team use Clickable at work?
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 →Stuck on a website? Now you know what to click.
Clickable (useclickable.com) is a free Chrome extension. Try it on your next confusing website.