Amazon Fire TV runs on hundreds of millions of devices worldwide, and a Fire TV app is a real native Android app. Tappla turns your existing video source into one, delivered via apps.tappla.com ready to publish to the Amazon Appstore under your own free Amazon developer account. Days, not months.
Fire OS is built on Android, so shipping a Fire TV app means an Android build, a signed APK and store assets. Here's what Tappla carries for you, then delivers via apps.tappla.com ready to publish to the Amazon Appstore.
A native Fire TV (Android) app with proper TV navigation and a real home screen — not a web view in a shell.
We generate and sign the APK, and prepare the icon, banner and metadata your native Fire TV app needs.
We hand you the finished native app, store images and a submission guide via apps.tappla.com, ready to publish to the Amazon Appstore under your own free account.
Point Tappla at the video you already run — Vimeo, an HLS live stream, a JSON feed or your own CDN. No re-uploads.
Add your logo, colors and layout. Tappla generates a real native Fire TV (Android) app from your feed — no Java, no Kotlin, no Android SDK.
We build, sign and package the native app and deliver it via apps.tappla.com with store images and a step-by-step guide. You publish it to the Amazon Appstore under your own free Amazon developer account, and we can pre-create the listing for you.
We deliver the finished native Fire TV app via apps.tappla.com, ready to publish to the Amazon Appstore under your own free developer account. It's a real native Android app, not a web view in a shell, branded as yours, and the listing is permanently in your name.
The feed that powers your Fire TV app also generates a native Apple TV app and a Roku channel — one library to maintain, three stores covered.
That's what hiring an Android/Fire TV developer costs. With Tappla you connect a source and publish in days — and you own the result.
See what Tappla costs insteadWe carry the Fire TV build and signing so you don't hire for it.
Add content to your source and the app updates — no new APK for every change.
Delivered via apps.tappla.com and published under your own free Amazon account, a real native app, and the listing is yours.
You connect your existing video source to a builder like Tappla and brand it. Tappla generates a real native Fire TV (Android) app and delivers it via apps.tappla.com, then you publish it to the Amazon Appstore under your own free Amazon developer account. With a builder you can do it in days, without coding.
Fire OS is built on Android, so a Fire TV app is an Android TV app tuned for Amazon's devices. Tappla generates the native Android build and the store assets for Fire TV.
Yes. Tappla generates a native Fire TV app from your video feed, with no Kotlin, no Android SDK, and no developer. We build, sign and package it, then deliver it via apps.tappla.com ready to publish to the Amazon Appstore.
Yes, a free one. You publish your app to the Amazon Appstore under your own Amazon developer account, which is free, with no yearly fee like Apple's. We deliver the signed app, store images and a step-by-step guide via apps.tappla.com, and can pre-create the listing for you.
A single Fire TV app is $49/month; all three native platforms (Fire TV, Apple TV and Roku) are $149/month. Custom Fire TV development from an agency typically runs into the thousands.
Yes. Tappla reads from Vimeo, an HLS live stream, a JSON feed, StreamSpot, Boxcast, Resi or manual URLs, and keeps your Fire TV app in sync as you add content.
From the help center: Apple TV vs. Fire TV vs. Roku · Fire TV help · Go-live checklist
A single Fire TV app is $49/month; all three native platforms are $149/month. Connect your source, and we deliver your native Fire TV app via apps.tappla.com, ready to publish to the Amazon Appstore.