Runtime browser audits for storefronts. ConsentProbe records cookies, storage, network requests, CMP actions, and screenshots, then compares Fresh, Reject All, Accept All, and California GPC. Free US-baseline. Records what loaded and when; does not replace a CMP or give legal conclusions. Built with GPT-6 Astra.
What became possible in your product with Astra that was not practical before?
Maker
Building ConsentProbe with GPT-6 Astra made it practical to ship a complete storefront audit product in one build pass: the runtime visit flow, report, and launch assets, instead of a long custom cycle. ConsentProbe still only records cookies, storage, network requests, CMP actions, and screenshots across Fresh, Reject All, Accept All, and California GPC. It does not replace a CMP or give legal conclusions.
Report
Maker
Hey Product Hunt —
I'm the maker of ConsentProbe.
Storefronts often set cookies and fire pixels before anyone clicks Accept. Teams usually find that in DevTools after something already went wrong. I wanted a report that shows what the browser did on a real visit, with the cookies, requests, CMP actions, and screenshots attached.
Who it's for: growth, privacy, and eng people shipping storefronts or marketing sites who need evidence across Fresh, Reject All, Accept All, and California GPC — not a slide deck opinion.
ConsentProbe records runtime behavior. It does not replace your CMP, and it does not give GDPR or California legal conclusions.
If you've audited consent the hard way, I'd like blunt feedback: what's missing in the report, and what would make this useful in a weekly release checklist?
Hey Product Hunt —
I'm the maker of ConsentProbe.
Storefronts often set cookies and fire pixels before anyone clicks Accept. Teams usually find that in DevTools after something already went wrong. I wanted a report that shows what the browser did on a real visit, with the cookies, requests, CMP actions, and screenshots attached.
Who it's for: growth, privacy, and eng people shipping storefronts or marketing sites who need evidence across Fresh, Reject All, Accept All, and California GPC — not a slide deck opinion.
What you get:
- Cookies, storage, network requests, CMP actions, screenshots
- Side-by-side scenario comparison
- Free US-baseline audit (one clean session outside California)
ConsentProbe records runtime behavior. It does not replace your CMP, and it does not give GDPR or California legal conclusions.
If you've audited consent the hard way, I'd like blunt feedback: what's missing in the report, and what would make this useful in a weekly release checklist?
https://consentprobe.com/