heytappr.

heytappr for

less browsing, more watching

the netflix scroll is a nightly ritual nobody enjoys. tell heytappr what you're in the mood for and it works the app's search and rows for you, reading synopses aloud until something sticks.

“hey heytappr agent, search netflix for a light comedy series under 30 minutes an episode”

the search you'd do, done for you

agent mode types into netflix's search, scrolls the rows, and opens title pages, then reads you the synopsis and episode count from the visible screen. it operates netflix's own UI through android accessibility, nothing plugged into your account.

decide by listening, not squinting

with a title page open, ask whether it's a limited series, how long episodes run, or what it's about, heytappr answers from what's rendered on screen. couch stays occupied, remote-style deliberation happens out loud.

the friday night pattern, offered back

if opening netflix at nine on fridays is basically law in your house, heytappr's routines can notice and offer to get you to your usual row with one confirmation. it suggests, you approve, nothing runs without you.

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 tell me what happens in an episode?
It can read what Netflix shows on screen, synopses, episode descriptions, cast lists, and answer from that. It can't watch or transcribe the video itself, so plot questions beyond the visible description are outside its reach.
Does it work during playback?
During full-screen playback there's little UI for it to read or operate, and some player controls aren't exposed to accessibility. It's most useful for the browsing, deciding, and settings parts of Netflix, which, let's be honest, is where the time goes anyway.

more use cases

or just download it and see for yourself.