heytappr for
say it once, it remembers for you
most assistants forget you the moment the chat closes. heytappr keeps memos you tell it in one sentence, stores them on your device, and brings them back up when the screen in front of you makes them relevant.
one-sentence memos, zero forms
no note app, no folders, no tagging. "remember mum prefers the 6pm call" is enough. heytappr files it away on-device and you get on with your day without opening anything else.
it resurfaces at the right moment
memory that never comes back is just storage. when you're on a screen where a saved memo matters, a transfer form that needs that ifsc code, say, heytappr can bring it up instead of waiting to be asked.
reminders without the nagging
heytappr has anti-nagging limits built in, so a stored reminder doesn't turn into a notification drip. it surfaces things when context is relevant, then stays quiet rather than repeating itself all afternoon.
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
- Where are my memos stored?
- Memos and reminders are stored on your device, not in HeyTappr's cloud backend. Deep research data that does sync to the cloud can be wiped from the app.
- Does it remember everything I do on my phone?
- No. Memory here means things you explicitly tell it to remember. It reads your screen for context during a conversation, but it is not building a permanent log of everything you see.
more use cases
or just download it and see for yourself.