HeyTappr for
Help your users can listen to
Reading a tooltip while hunting for the button it describes is two jobs. HeyTappr does the pointing and the talking: the instruction is spoken while the exact control is spotlighted on screen.
Spoken steps, spotlighted targets
Each step of a guide pairs approved copy, read aloud, with a CSS-selector-targeted spotlight on the live DOM. The user hears what to do and sees exactly where to do it.
It keeps pace with the user
HeyTappr watches for the visitor to use the spotlighted control and advances automatically. Nobody clicks 'next' on a tour bubble while the actual task sits untouched.
Every word is yours
Your team writes the guides: the customer intents they answer, the copy for each step, and a CSS selector for every target. AI only chooses which approved guide fits the question, it never improvises an answer.
See it in your product
A demo takes fifteen minutes: HeyTappr guiding real users through a real interface.
Questions teams ask
- Does voice guidance work on mobile?
- Yes. The Android SDK delivers the same guides in native apps via a Gradle dependency and a small Kotlin API.
- Can users follow along without sound?
- The instruction is shown as well as spoken, and the spotlight itself marks the target, so guidance works with the sound off.
More use cases
Or just email us and see it in your own product.