heytappr for
your phone, read out loud on request
sometimes your eyes are busy and your ears aren't. tap the floating notch and heytappr reads the screen aloud, or gives you the short version if the page is long.
reads exactly, or summarizes smartly
ask for a word-for-word read of an email, or ask what a 40-message group chat actually decided. heytappr works from the accessibility tree, so it sees the real text, not a guess at it.
long pages aren't a problem
heytappr can scroll through a document or feed itself to gather the visible content before speaking, so a listen-through of a long article isn't cut off at one screenful.
a general tool, not a screen reader replacement
heytappr is an assistive productivity app, not a medical device or a substitute for dedicated accessibility services like talkback. it's great for listening on demand, and it's honest about that scope.
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 read content inside any app?
- Most apps that expose their text to Android accessibility work fine. Protected screens, and apps that render text as images, can limit what it sees; for images it can use a screenshot for visual context.
- Is it always listening for my voice?
- No. You start each turn by tapping the notch or saying "hey heytappr" during an active session. It is not an always-on microphone.
more use cases
or just download it and see for yourself.