heytappr for
hear the page instead of fighting it
dense paragraphs, walls of text in fonts you didn't choose, forms that punish rereading. heytappr reads what's on your screen out loud, in any app, and can boil a long page down to the part you actually need.
read aloud everywhere, not just in one reader app
because it reads through android accessibility, it works across your browser, email, messengers, and documents without importing anything. for long content it scrolls to gather the full text first, so nothing gets cut off mid-thought.
writing with a safety net
dictate what you mean and heytappr drafts it, then reads the draft back so you can catch anything off by ear before it goes anywhere. it only types the message in when you explicitly ask agent mode to.
a tool, not a treatment
heytappr is a general assistive productivity app. it is not a medical device, not a therapy for dyslexia, and not a replacement for specialist tools or support, it just makes everyday screens easier to get through.
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 it change fonts or spacing to be more readable?
- No, it doesn't restyle apps or text. Its approach is audio: it reads content aloud, summarizes, and answers questions about what's on screen, which sidesteps the reading rather than reformatting it.
- Does it work on PDFs and school portals?
- If the app shows the text to Android accessibility, HeyTappr can read it, and it sends a screenshot to OpenAI when visual context is needed, such as image-based pages. Some locked-down apps expose less, so results vary there.
more use cases
or just download it and see for yourself.