Weet

Weet is a video platform for recording, editing and sharing short training and explainer videos. Users can record their screen and webcam, upload existing footage, or turn a document into a video with an AI avatar and voiceover in more than 100 languages. The editor trims video, removes background noise, re records sections and adds interactive elements such as links, chapters, text and buttons. Automatic transcription produces subtitles that can be edited and translated. Videos can be published to a searchable library, shared in private mode, embedded elsewhere, and organized into team workspaces and channels, with comments and viewing analytics. A Chrome extension supports quick capture, and Teams and Slack integrations are listed. It is aimed at teams that share know how through short videos, such as trainers, support staff and product teams. Weet is powered by Speach, which the vendor describes as its enterprise training video platform. The Free plan costs $0 and allows up to three videos at up to 720p, with AI avatars, screen and webcam recording, editing options and subtitles in more than 100 languages. The Business plan costs $24 per creator per month on yearly billing, or $29 on monthly billing, and adds unlimited videos, interactive annotations, custom branding and thumbnails, and downloads in 1080p and 4K. The Enterprise plan adds quizzes, single sign on, learning paths, advanced statistics and dedicated support, with pricing through sales.