learn Apps by practicing,10x cheaper than traditional courses

HeyBraza is a small desktop app for windows and mac that teaches you software while you use it. you hold a hotkey, ask out loud what you're trying to do, and it looks at your screen and points at the exact button - in the app you're already in, on your own file. it's a new way to learn the tool itself - help that arrives during the work, on your own file, so you build the skill instead of watching someone else use theirs.

traditional courses teach you to watch. you sit through someone else's screen, in their version of the app with their files, then try to rebuild it on yours - alone, at the exact moment it gets hard. that gap is where the learning was, and it's also where the course ends: fewer than one in ten people ever finish one. HeyBraza is the new way of learning software - interactive, live, and inside the work itself. the lesson arrives on your own screen, on your real file, at the second you're stuck, and you make every click yourself, so the reps and the skill stay yours. it's the easier way to learn as well as the faster one: minutes on the thing you actually needed, instead of twenty hours of someone else's examples. it competes with the course, not with the app.

freemium - free to start, then $10 a month. an old traditional course usually runs $100 and up.

any app it can see on your screen. it's used most in creative and design tools, but nothing is hard-coded per app - a spreadsheet, an accounting tool or a browser game works the same way.