heytappr for
it points, you tap, you actually learn
when someone does a task for you, you learn nothing. heytappr's teaching mode points at the exact spot to tap on your real screen, waits while you do it, and moves to the next step the moment you're done.
your real apps, not a video tutorial
tutorials show someone else's phone with someone else's layout. teaching mode overlays guidance on your actual screen, so the button it points at is the button in front of you, in your app version, in your language.
it watches and advances on its own
no tapping "next" between instructions. heytappr sees when you've completed a step through the accessibility tree and moves forward automatically, so the lesson keeps pace with your fingers, fast or slow.
graduate to delegating, or don't
once you've learned a flow, you can hand it to agent mode next time and let heytappr do the taps itself. or keep learning, the choice between "show me" and "do it for me" is yours per task.
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
- Is teaching mode good for someone new to smartphones?
- Yes, that is what it is built for. It gives one visual cue at a time on the real screen and waits patiently for each step, which suits parents, first-time users, or anyone learning a new app.
- What if I tap the wrong thing mid-lesson?
- HeyTappr keeps reading the screen, so it can see where you actually ended up and guide from there. It needs an internet connection throughout, and apps that block accessibility may not be teachable.
more use cases
or just download it and see for yourself.