heytappr for
a schedule you can just ask about
checking whether thursday afternoon is free means opening the app, tapping to the day, and squinting at blocks. heytappr reads the visible calendar and answers, or creates the event you dictate, while you keep doing whatever you were doing.
your day, read back to you
with calendar open, ask what's next or whether the afternoon is clear and heytappr reads the visible schedule aloud, tapping to another day through agent mode if the answer lives there. it sees exactly what the app shows, nothing synced behind the scenes.
events dictated, fields filled
agent mode opens the new-event screen and types the title, time, and details you spoke, visibly, field by field. you watch it happen and can interrupt anytime, and saving the event is a step you see, not a silent background write.
memos for the things too small to schedule
not everything deserves a calendar block. tell heytappr to remember that rent is due on the 5th and it stores the memo on-device, resurfacing it when context is relevant, with anti-nagging limits so reminders stay rare and useful.
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
- Does HeyTappr sync with my Google Calendar account?
- No, there's no calendar API or account integration. It reads and operates the Calendar app's visible screens through Android accessibility, so anything it tells you comes from what the app displays, and anything it creates is typed into the app in front of you.
- Can it check my availability across weeks?
- It can navigate the app to other days and weeks through agent mode and read what's shown, but each answer comes from screens it has actually visited. For a quick 'am I free Thursday' it's great; for cross-referencing three months, the app's own search is faster.
more use cases
or just download it and see for yourself.