heytappr for
maps without the peck-and-zoom
typing an address into maps while juggling bags, or hunting for that restaurant you saved months ago, is a chore. heytappr operates the maps screen for you, by voice, through android accessibility.
your saved places, found by voice
agent mode taps into maps' saved lists, scrolls to the place you named, and starts directions, using the app's own visible UI rather than any maps integration. if a control isn't exposed to accessibility, heytappr tells you instead of guessing.
questions about the screen in front of you
with a place page open, ask about the hours, the rating, or what reviewers say, heytappr reads the visible page, scrolling to gather more reviews if you want, and answers aloud so you don't have to squint at the phone.
adding a stop mid-route
say you need fuel or coffee and agent mode works through the add-stop flow on screen. do this before you drive or while safely stopped, heytappr is not a driving interface, and your eyes belong on the road, not the notch.
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 I use HeyTappr with Maps while driving?
- Set everything up before you drive or while safely stopped. HeyTappr operates the visible screen, which means interacting with your phone, and that's not something to do in motion. It isn't a hands-free driving system and isn't a replacement for Maps' own turn-by-turn voice guidance.
- Does it need access to my Google account or location?
- HeyTappr doesn't connect to your Google account. It reads and operates whatever the Maps app shows on screen through Android accessibility, so your location stays a matter between you and Maps. It does need an internet connection to work.
more use cases
or just download it and see for yourself.