heytappr.

heytappr for

built for speaking, not typing

some assistants bolt voice onto a chat app as an afterthought. heytappr starts from voice: tap the notch or say "hey heytappr", talk like you would to a person, and the answer comes back spoken.

“hey heytappr, read me the important bits of this email.”

everyday language is the interface

no command syntax to memorize. "book my usual cab", "what's this word mean", "reply saying i'll be late", heytappr's openai-powered understanding handles requests the way you naturally phrase them, mid-task, without stopping to type.

your voice can run the phone

voice-first goes beyond answers. say "hey heytappr agent" and the same spoken request becomes actions, opening apps, filling fields, moving between screens, all visible and interruptible while your hands stay free.

deliberate listening, not surveillance

a voice turn starts only when you invoke it, and the optional live mode keeps a session open for follow-ups until it ends. heytappr is not an always-listening speaker pretending to be a phone app.

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 I use it hands-free while driving?
Set up your request before you drive or while safely stopped. HeyTappr speaks its answers aloud, but you should never interact with the screen while driving.
Do I have to speak, or can I still see things?
Voice is the primary interface and answers are spoken in real time, but everything the agent does happens visibly on your screen, and research requests produce a structured HTML report you read at a private link.

more use cases

or just download it and see for yourself.