Tappla turns the video an organization already produces into real native Apple TV, Roku, Fire TV and Android TV apps. The videos stay on their host, payments stay in their checkout, and the listings sit in their own developer accounts.
Cities, churches, networks and institutions already have an audience and a video library. What they don't have is a developer who can ship and maintain native apps across four TV platforms, each with its own SDK and review process. So most never make it onto the TV — or they rent a wrapper they never truly own.
We built Tappla to close that gap: connect the source you already run, brand it, and we generate and submit real native apps under your accounts. You keep ownership of the listing, the audience and the upside.
We generate real Apple TV, Roku and Fire TV SDK apps — not a web page in a shell. They look and feel like they belong on the platform.
Every app is submitted through your own developer accounts. The listing carries your name, permanently — even if you ever leave Tappla.
Your video stays on Vimeo, Boxcast, Resi or your own URL. We read your existing source — no migration, no re-uploads.
Connect a source, brand it, and have apps in review in days — without an in-house developer or a five-figure agency quote.
Founded by Robert Blessing. Tappla is built by Tappla UG (haftungsbeschränkt) in Ravensburg, Germany — see our imprint.
An honest note
We build native apps for organizations that already have an audience and a video library. Your video stays on your host, and we don't store, re-encode or sell bandwidth. If you charge for access, you charge on your own website; we don't process payments or run plans and trials. And we don't hand you a bespoke codebase to maintain. Two things we can't give you: an audience you don't have yet, and YouTube as a source, because the platforms forbid re-streaming it. We'd rather be honest about fit than sell you the wrong thing.