heytappr for
reddit threads, digested out loud
the answer is always in the comments, usually 400 comments down. heytappr scrolls through the visible thread, tells you what the consensus actually is, and drafts your reply if you have something to add.
comment sections, summarized honestly
heytappr scrolls to gather the visible comments before answering, so you get the real spread, the top advice, the dissenting take, the joke everyone's upvoting. it reads what reddit renders on screen, nothing pulled from an api.
subreddits and posts, opened by voice
ask agent mode for a subreddit by name or topic and it works reddit's search and navigation through android accessibility, then scrolls the feed reading titles aloud until you say open that one.
replies that fit the thread's register
dictate your comment and heytappr drafts it with the visible thread as context, so it answers what was actually asked. it speaks the draft back and posts only when you explicitly send agent mode in, downvote-proofing not included.
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 HeyTappr summarize an entire mega-thread?
- It summarizes what it can scroll through on screen, which covers most threads well. For truly enormous comment sections it works with what it gathered during the scroll, so the summary reflects a large visible sample rather than literally every comment.
- Does it work with third-party Reddit clients?
- Usually, yes. Because it operates whatever is on screen through Android accessibility rather than integrating with Reddit itself, most clients that expose their controls to accessibility work fine. If one hides its UI, HeyTappr tells you instead of tapping blind.
more use cases
or just download it and see for yourself.