What it looks like
Screenshots from a real device, not a mock-up.
DubWeaver takes the original voices out with AI that runs on your phone or tablet, not on a server. Your film is never uploaded, nothing is charged by the minute, and the whole thing works with no signal at all.
Screenshots from a real device, not a mock-up.
Import a video and its audio arrives as its own track. A film with several language tracks lets you pick which ones come in.
The separation model runs on the device, lifting the original dialogue out and leaving the music and effects behind. If the film already ships a music-and-effects track, DubWeaver finds it and uses that instead — better than anything a model can compute.
Arm a take and act while the film plays. Count-in, monitoring through your headphones, and the take lands aligned to the frame.
No account, no cloud, nothing uploaded. The app makes exactly one network request in its life: downloading the separation model, once, checked against a known checksum.
On a plane, on location, in a basement. Cloud dubbing tools stop being tools the moment the connection does.
One subscription, unlimited minutes, unlimited projects, no watermarks. Dub a feature or a hundred reels for the same price.
You dub, or you direct your actor. Real monitoring at 10–18 ms, USB-C microphones, and it refuses to record over a speaker so the mic never hears itself.
The tools people compare us to are good at what they do — they synthesise a voice on a server. That is a different job from putting your performance on a film, and it is priced and metered differently.
| DubWeaver | Cloud dubbing tools | |
|---|---|---|
| Where the AI runs | On your device | On their servers |
| Your film is uploaded | Never | Always |
| Works with no connection | Yes | No |
| Billing | One subscription, unlimited minutes | Usually per minute or per credit |
| Whose voice | Yours, performed to picture | Synthetic, or a clone of one |
| Timeline editing | Frame-accurate, with undo | Usually a render queue |
| Delivery | Full resolution, broadcast loudness, 5.1 | Varies; often re-encoded to a preset |
| Account required | None | Yes |
Comparison written in August 2026 from the vendors’ own published descriptions of how their products work. Their features change; check theirs before you choose.
One month free. Then one subscription with no watermarks, no project limit and no per-minute charges.
Everything, for the price of seven months.
Everything, month to month.
If your subscription ends you keep your projects and the basic editing tools, so you can always finish by hand and get your work back out. Prices are in US dollars; your store shows the price in your own currency.
No. Video, audio and projects are stored on your device and nowhere else. The app has no account and no cloud. It makes exactly one network request in its life: downloading the separation model, once, verified against a known checksum.
Yes, once the model has been downloaded. Separating voices, recording, mixing and exporting all happen on the device with no connection at all.
Any language you can speak. DubWeaver removes the original voices and records yours; it does not translate or synthesise, so you are not limited to a list.
English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Russian. It follows your device and you can change it whenever you want.
It runs the same class of model the desktop tools use. Results vary with the material: a mix that never separated cleanly will not separate perfectly here either. If the film already carries a music-and-effects track, DubWeaver uses that instead, which is better than any model.
Yes. Stereo or discrete 5.1, at the resolution of your source, normalised to streaming, podcast or broadcast loudness targets.
You keep your projects and a set of basic editing tools, so you can open, finish by hand and export work you have already made. Cancelling before the free month ends costs nothing.
Android phones and tablets, and iPhone and iPad. Voice separation is heavy work: it needs a reasonably recent device and enough free memory, and the app tells you honestly when a device cannot do it.