TagMango launches AI tools for courses, apps and websites

TagMango, the creator monetisation platforms, has unveiled Mango AI and Mango Studio, its latest AI-powered tools designed to help creators build, manage and scale digital businesses from a single prompt. The launch marks TagMango’s evolution from a monetisation platform into a full-fledged AI-powered business ecosystem.Since inception, TagMango has enabled over Rs 1,000 crore in cumulative creator earnings, with more than 10,000 creators and 15 million users transacting on the platform. The new AI capabilities expand this foundation by allowing creators to design courses, memberships, communities, websites, and apps, while also analysing business performance and customer insights.The innovations were unveiled at RISE 2026, TagMango’s flagship virtual event held on August 15. With the theme “Unlocking AI for Creators & Coaches”, the event featured leading creators including Ankur Warikoo, Siddharth Rajsekar, Riddhi Deorah, and Dhruv Rathee, alongside Russell Brunson, founder of ClickFunnels, in his first India appearance. Discussions focused on direct audience monetisation, AI adoption, and building sustainable creator businesses.Mango AI acts as a virtual co-founder, helping creators build offerings, analyse performance, and identify growth opportunities. Mango Studio turns prompts into websites, apps, and digital experiences, while Theme AI enables customisation of platforms and customer experiences with presets or single prompts. Together, these tools simplify how creators build and personalise their businesses.Divyanshu Damani, Co-founder of TagMango, said: “Building an audience will always be at the heart of a creator’s business. But everything that comes after — payments, courses, communities, websites and apps — has traditionally required multiple tools, teams and time. With our AI-Verse of products, creators can now build these different parts of their business with a prompt and run them end to end. Our goal is to give every creator the infrastructure and control to build a real business on their own.”