heytappr.

heytappr for

trip planning without twelve open tabs

planning a trip on a phone means bouncing between maps, booking apps, blogs, and a notes file. heytappr follows along on every screen and does the heavy research off to the side.

“hey heytappr, plan me 4 days in lisbon in october, mid-range budget, i like food markets”

a real itinerary, not a listicle

deep research gathers web sources, cross-checks opening days and travel times, and produces a structured report, day by day, at a private link. the link is hard to guess and auto-deletes within 24 hours, so save what you need.

asks about what you're looking at

browsing a hotel listing or a flight result? ask if the neighborhood is walkable or whether that layover is tight. heytappr reads the visible details so you don't have to read them out.

bookings stay in your hands

heytappr can navigate booking apps in agent mode, but paying is yours. it treats submissions as consequential, pauses itself when payment apps open, and never enters a purchase without your review.

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 it book flights and hotels for me?
It can help you navigate booking flows and fill in details in the app's own interface, but you review and confirm any payment or submission yourself. It has no access to your accounts or saved cards.
Does the itinerary sync to my calendar automatically?
There's no calendar integration. Agent mode can help you add events through your calendar app's visible interface, one screen at a time, if you ask it to.

more use cases

or just download it and see for yourself.