heytappr.

heytappr for

docs on your phone, without the tiny cursor

editing a doc on a phone means fighting a cursor the size of a grain of rice. heytappr reads the visible document, talks through edits with you, and types the changes you dictate through agent mode.

“hey heytappr, read this section back and tighten the second paragraph”

review out loud, edit by dictation

heytappr reads the visible document, scrolling to cover more than one screen, and discusses it with you, what's unclear, what repeats. when you settle on a change, agent mode types it into the doc visibly, and you can interrupt mid-edit.

a doc opens, help offers itself

open a dense document or form and heytappr's proactive mode can figure out how it might help within seconds, a summary, a review pass. one offer per visit, cooldowns after helping, and it backs off when you say not now.

honest limits on mobile editing

the docs android app exposes text and controls unevenly to accessibility, so heavy restructuring is still better at a desk. heytappr is strongest at reading, reviewing, dictating additions, and small fixes, and it says so when a screen blocks it.

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 access my Google Drive?
No. There's no Drive or Google account integration. It works on the document currently open on your screen, reading it through Android accessibility and typing edits through the app's own UI, in front of you, during a session you started.
Can I dictate a whole document from scratch?
You can dictate and have agent mode type it in, and for notes or a first draft that works well. For long documents, expect to work in passes, dictate a section, hear it back, refine. It's a collaborator with a keyboard, not a transcription service.

more use cases

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