A beta: publish to your chosen entry point

Access is a limited public beta: up to 50 new accounts per day and 300 in this stage; invited accounts remain supported. Import, build, preview, publish onchain, verify, update, restore and export in TapeNow. Visitors use TapeKit, verified BSC HashPort or your own Cloudflare.

New projects do not receive permanent TapeNow hosting in A beta. Existing internal and test sites remain available. Free previews do not mean free onchain publication: gas and upstream activation fees require separate confirmation and are not TapeNow fees.

Start with a free preview

  1. Create a project; import build files or generate sample v1.
  2. Create a private preview, save the password shown once and open it.
  3. Import v2 while retaining v1. Restore creates a candidate without immediately changing the live website or business database.
  4. Confirm files, chain, container and budget. Your wallet signs transactions; then verify every onchain file.
  5. Open the activated native TapeKit URL and check its version, images, links and interactions. Record your observation separately from the content proof and activation status.
  6. For your own Cloudflare, connect the appropriate account. Cloud and onchain files are published separately; your supplier account bears its charges.

Current safeguards

ResourceRule
Projects and archivesPublic-beta sign-ups (free plan): 3 projects, 9 unpurged versions and 100 MiB of files per workspace. Invited accounts: 30 projects, 150 unpurged archives and 250 MiB. Neither is a future plan entitlement; existing data is never deleted for being over the limit.
PublicationsFree workspaces may start public publication for up to 10 new releases per UTC month. One release counts once when its chosen publishing route completes; retries and recovery reuse its slot. A slot is reserved before exposure so an 11th release cannot become public and then fail. Chain and entry routes require their readback; a public Cloudflare Pages preview counts after the provider confirms its upload. Previously public releases are grandfathered. Private previews and archive-only imports do not count. Invited beta workspaces currently have no free-plan monthly publication limit.
Private previews24 hours per creation; 7 days from a version's first preview. Shared monthly workspace budget: 10,000 requests and 100 MiB of requested files. Failed, locked and HEAD requests consume request allowance. Bytes are reserved before serving and may exceed delivered bytes.
Actions300 mutation requests per day for ordinary accounts; operators have separate bounded limits. Viewing, export, reconciliation of broadcast transactions, preview revocation and necessary cleanup remain available.

Resume interrupted work

The same operation identifier and input retrieve the existing result; different input cannot reuse the identifier. If an operation may already have run, inspect versions and operation records. Broadcast transaction hashes stay saved; do not sign again.

TapeKit reads onchain files through a browser Service Worker. An HTTP boot page does not prove the game works. Browser checks are labeled as user observations. Multiple onchain writes are not an atomic switch; visitors may see mixed files during an update. Failed checks remain pending.

Current stage

The native WebMCP first release is available; see the agent guide. The bilingual user manual is public with current tasks and interface screenshots; a new email user has received a real sign-up code and signed in, while independent self-guided acceptance remains open. The TapeNow Fold identity and full homepage are live. B activation-free access and paid Pro plans are not open.

Redacted action categories, duration, status and RPC method counts are kept per workspace for 30 days to assess reliability and cost. Retry records are retained for 7 days. Wallet keys and supplier tokens are excluded. These measurements are not third-party traffic or supplier invoices.