heytappr for
say what you want, not which button
voice control tools are built around naming what's on screen. heytappr works one level up, you describe the outcome in plain language and it figures out the taps, or points at each one so you can do it yourself.
outcomes instead of commands
you don't have to say tap, scroll, or the label of a button. ask for the result, mute this chat, find the refund page, and heytappr plans the steps, checks the screen after each one, and adapts when menus differ.
hands-free through multi-screen flows
because it moves between screens on its own through android accessibility, one spoken request can cover a whole flow, opening the app, finding the setting, changing it, all visible and interruptible while it happens.
a pointing mode for building your own muscle memory
when you'd rather stay in control, teaching mode highlights the exact spot to tap on the real screen, watches you do it, and moves to the next step automatically. good for flows you want to learn, not outsource.
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 HeyTappr a full replacement for Android's built-in voice control?
- Not necessarily. Built-in voice control tools are dedicated accessibility services with system-level integration, and HeyTappr is a general assistive productivity tool, not a medical device or a replacement for dedicated accessibility services. It needs an internet connection, and protected screens like password fields stay out of its reach. Many people will find it complements what's built in.
- What happens on screens the agent can't operate?
- Some secure screens block accessibility services by design. There HeyTappr will tell you rather than guess, and you finish that step yourself. It also pauses itself automatically whenever you open a payment app.
more use cases
or just download it and see for yourself.