Native Apple TV, Roku, Fire TV and Android TV apps, and an iPhone app to go with them, for less than a single freelancer's invoice. Every listing lives under your own developer accounts. No setup fees, no per-view billing.
One native app
One native app: Roku, Fire TV or Android TV, your choice. Built on your own account, submitted by you.
Apple
Native Apple TV and iPhone apps from one App Store listing, for audiences that watch on Apple devices.
All platforms
Most popularEvery platform from a single feed. Start with one, Roku is the quickest to get live, and add the others when you're ready. Nothing to re-buy.
Network
For stations, networks and anyone running more than one channel: a city with several departments, a multi-campus church, a group of stations.
Add Members (access codes for your viewers) to any plan for $49/mo; it's included in Network. Only need the managed video feed for your own player? That's $24/mo. Running a larger network of channels? Talk to us.
Developer-account fees (Apple $99/yr, Roku free, Amazon free, Google Play $25 once) are billed by the platforms directly, because the accounts are yours. For Fire TV we deliver the app via apps.tappla.com, ready to publish to the Amazon Appstore; for Android TV you publish the same way on Google Play.
The final submit goes through your own developer accounts. If you ever leave, the apps stay yours.
Keep streaming on Vimeo, Boxcast, Resi or your own URL. We read your existing source.
Connect a source and have apps in review within days. We carry the SDK work.
Make sure we're the right fit
We charge a flat monthly price to build and maintain your native apps, including when you keep part of your library for members. Your video stays on the host you already use, and we don't take a share of what your audience pays you. We price this way on purpose: you own the apps, the audience and the upside.
Yours. We build, sign and package everything, then hand it over so you do the quick final submit through your own developer accounts — so the listing is permanently in your organization's name. That's the whole point.
No. Tappla reads from your existing source — Vimeo, Boxcast, Resi, StreamSpot, an HLS endpoint or a JSON feed. Nothing re-uploads.
No. Start with Roku: it needs your videos on a host and a free Roku developer account, about ten minutes of setup. Add Apple TV and Fire TV once that channel is live. Apple is the slow one, with a developer program at $99 a year and checks that take up to ten days, so it is worth starting in parallel. All platforms covers every one of them, so adding a platform later costs nothing extra.
Most organizations are in store review within days of connecting a source. Platform review timelines then vary by store.
Because the apps live in your developer accounts, the listings remain yours. We're a service you keep because it works — not because you're locked in.