Built so small teams hear about broken pages first.

Clickwalker is a product of Cube27, a small software company run by Khalinga Herath.

Why it exists

Small online businesses lose sales to bugs nobody sees. A theme update breaks the checkout, a discount code stops applying, a sign-up form quietly fails, and the first sign is a customer email, or a drop in sales nobody can explain.

Scripted browser tests are meant to catch this, but they're written in code and break whenever the design changes, so small teams rarely keep them up. Uptime monitors are easy, but they only check that a page answers, not that it works.

Clickwalker sits in between. Flows are written in plain English and find buttons by their names, so anyone on the team can write and fix them. Site checks need nothing but an address. Both run in a real browser and leave screenshots behind, so a report is something you can act on.

Where it's going

Site checks and step-by-step flow tests are live and free during the beta. Next is AI goals, built on Anthropic's Claude: describe a journey in one sentence and an agent works out the clicks, for the flows that are tedious to spell out step by step. It's in private beta now.

Get in touch

Email hello@clickwalker.com. It reaches the founder directly. Feedback, bug reports and feature requests are all welcome.