TapNow
TapNow is a creative platform from Tamar AI that bills itself as a "Creative OS" for making video, image and audio content with AI agents, built around orchestrating several third-party text, image, audio and video models in one workspace. Tamar AI is described in press coverage as headquartered in Palo Alto, California.
TapNow's site credits Tamar AI Inc. in its footer, and a Japanese press release names Klaus He as a co-founder. Coverage says creators in more than 150 countries use it, and that it also runs a creator community, training and AI video production programmes. The aggregator Caplight lists it as founded in 2024 with a headcount of 27 to 29 in mid-2026, though it gives Hong Kong as the base; that conflicts with the press coverage.
On 10 September 2026 Tamar AI announced Glanze, an AI streaming platform that extends TapNow, at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, launching in preview with 40 AI-made series and films. In October 2026 TapNow hosted Arena Peak Asia, an AI short-film contest in Seoul, Tokyo and Shanghai (16 to 18 October) with 160 teams, more than $80,000 in prizes and Kling AI as the core video model.
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