heytappr for
ask the screen what it says
tiny gray text, unlabeled icons, layouts that change every update. heytappr reads the screen through android's accessibility tree and answers your questions about it aloud, and when finding the button is the hard part, it can do the tapping too.
conversational, not linear
instead of stepping element by element through a page, you ask a question, what's the total on this bill, is there an unsubscribe link here, and heytappr answers directly from the visible content, scrolling to gather more when the page runs long.
agent mode when the target is hard to find
if a control is small, unlabeled, or buried, say what you want done and agent mode taps, scrolls, and types through android accessibility, visibly on screen, interruptible at any moment.
a companion, not a replacement
heytappr is a general assistive productivity tool, not a medical device and not a substitute for dedicated screen readers like talkback. many people will want it alongside their existing accessibility setup, not instead of 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 it replace TalkBack or a screen reader?
- No. Dedicated screen readers offer systematic navigation that HeyTappr doesn't try to replicate. HeyTappr adds a conversational layer, ask about the screen, get a spoken answer, have it act, and it works best as a complement to those services.
- Does it work in every app?
- It works with apps that expose text and controls to Android accessibility, which is most of them. Protected screens like password fields, and some banking screens, may block access, and it always needs an internet connection.
more use cases
or just download it and see for yourself.