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HeyTappr for technical writers and docs teams

You write careful step-by-step docs, and users read them in another tab while squinting at the product. HeyTappr takes that same approved copy and delivers it inside the app, one step at a time, with the real button lit up next to it.

what a stuck user types:

How do I set up a custom domain?

Your words, not a model's paraphrase

HeyTappr never rewrites your content. Every step is copy your team wrote in the console and published through approve then publish. The AI only picks which approved guide matches the user's question.

Docs that point at the real thing

Each step has a CSS selector for its target. HeyTappr scrolls to that live control, spotlights it, speaks your instruction, and advances when the user acts. No more "Click the gear icon in the top right" And hoping the screenshot is current.

Know when the ui drifted

When a release moves or renames a control, the broken selector shows up in the needs-attention list. That is the docs-rot alert your static help center never gave you.

see it in your product

a demo takes fifteen minutes: heytappr guiding real users through a real interface.

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questions teams ask

Do we still need a help center?

Probably, for reference material and concepts. HeyTappr handles the task questions, the how-do-I moments, directly on the page where the task happens.

Who writes the guides?

Your team does, in the console: customer intents, URL patterns, step copy, and a CSS selector per step. Docs teams usually own the copy and a developer checks the selectors.

more use cases

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