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HeyTappr vs userflow
Userflow is well regarded for how quickly teams can build onboarding flows, checklists, and resource centers without engineering time. HeyTappr is built for a different moment: a user is stuck mid-task, asks in their own words, and gets walked through the live interface out loud.
The user’s question is the entry point
Flow builders start from the team’s plan — which flow, which trigger, which segment. HeyTappr starts from whatever the user types or says. Server-side AI matches it against approved guides with live page context and launches the right walkthrough immediately, no menu to browse.
Steps that confirm themselves
HeyTappr spotlights the exact live control, speaks the instruction, and advances only when the user uses that control. There is no clicking “Next” past a step you didn’t actually complete, which matters most for the multi-step setup tasks users get lost in.
Governance and demand visibility
Every guide goes through approve then publish, can be paused or edited, and only ever uses team-written copy. The needs-attention list surfaces broken selectors and real questions no guide covers, so your library grows from measured demand rather than guesswork.
See it in your product
A demo takes fifteen minutes: HeyTappr guiding real users through a real interface.
Questions teams ask
- Can non-engineers author HeyTappr guides?
- Authoring happens in a console — intents, URL patterns, and approved copy per step are plain writing. Each step also needs a CSS selector for its target element, so some teams pair an author with someone comfortable inspecting the page.
- Does HeyTappr work outside the browser?
- Yes, there’s an Android SDK installed as a Gradle dependency with a small Kotlin API, alongside the one-script-tag web install. Analytics include a platform split so you can see both.
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