heytappr for
a voice for your browser
the web is still mostly reading and form-filling, and both are slow on a phone. heytappr rides above chrome in a floating notch, searching, scrolling, summarizing, and typing wherever you point it.
long reads, condensed honestly
heytappr scrolls through the page to gather the visible text before summarizing, so a 3,000-word article gets an actual summary, not a guess from the headline. ask follow-ups in live mode and it keeps the conversation open until you're done.
search and navigate by asking
agent mode types into chrome's address bar, opens the result you describe, and follows links on the page, all through android accessibility on the browser you already use. no extension to install, no special chrome integration.
forms filled while you watch
web forms are agent mode's home turf, it types what you dictate field by field, visibly, and you interrupt anytime. submissions are yours to review before anything final goes through, and password fields on protected screens may block access by design.
try it on your phone
drop your email, watch the 30-second demo, and grab the app.
android is here · ios coming soon
questions people ask
- Can HeyTappr fill in passwords or card details in Chrome?
- Generally no, and that's intentional. Android marks password fields and many payment screens as protected, which blocks accessibility access. HeyTappr also auto-pauses when payment apps open. Treat it as an assistant for the browsing and form-filling parts, not the credentials.
- Does it work on any website?
- It works with what Chrome renders on screen, so most sites are fine. Pages that hide their controls from accessibility, or content inside some embedded views, can limit what agent mode can tap. HeyTappr will tell you when it's stuck rather than click blindly.
more use cases
or just download it and see for yourself.