Tappla TV

Tappla TV builds an organization's own streaming apps for Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV, Android TV and iPhone from the videos it already has. City and government TV stations, churches and ministries, sports clubs, event channels and schools use it to reach viewers on the living-room TV under their own name. The videos stay where they are hosted today: Vimeo, BoxCast, Resi, Bunny Stream, a live stream or a JSON feed. Tappla builds and signs the apps, and the organization publishes them in its own store accounts, so the listings stay theirs. With this connector, Claude works on your Tappla account: Explains what Tappla does, the plans, the free trial and which store accounts you need, from Tappla's own facts and help center Reads your website and proposes your app's name, brand colors and logo, then saves what you approve Explains how to connect your video host, checks a JSON feed before you save it, and turns single video links into a feed you paste in the dashboard Finds out why an app is empty or looks wrong, and says what each store still needs before launch Try asking: "Make my TV app look like our website." "Why does my Roku app show no videos?" "Here are five video links. Make them a channel." "What do I still need before Apple TV can launch?" You need a Tappla account. If you are new, the sign-in page lets you start a 14-day free trial without a credit card. Claude asks before every change. Playlists, videos, the video source and the live stream stay read-only and are changed in the dashboard, and Claude never asks for passwords or keys.