heytappr.

heytappr for

a voice assistant that leaves the house with you

smart speakers are great on the kitchen counter, but your day mostly happens on your phone. heytappr puts a voice assistant right there, one that can see the app you have open and do things inside it.

“hey heytappr agent, add oat milk to my shopping list in this app”

your apps are the integration

speaker assistants rely on skills and account links. heytappr skips all that by operating the visible app ui directly, it taps and types through android accessibility, so anything with on-screen controls is fair game, no linking required.

routines it learns by watching

book the same cab at 10 every morning or queue the same evening playlist, and heytappr notices the pattern and offers to take it over. you confirm before it does, and you can declare routines outright too.

memos instead of shouting across the room

tell heytappr something to remember in one sentence and it stores the memo on your device, then resurfaces it when the context is relevant. anti-nagging limits keep it from repeating itself all day.

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 control my smart home like a speaker assistant?
Only indirectly. HeyTappr has no smart-home platform of its own, but its agent mode can operate your smart-home apps' on-screen controls the way you would, as long as those apps expose controls to Android accessibility.
Is it listening in the background like a speaker with a wake word?
No. HeyTappr is not always-listening. You start each voice turn by tapping the floating notch or opening a session, and an optional live mode keeps a conversation going only until that session ends.

more use cases

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