Dub'Up: Dubbing with Friends

Dub'Up is a dubbing game to play with friends.

Pick a scene from the catalogue, take a character each, and record your voice in turn. The app puts it all together, and you discover the dubbed video as a group. That is where the fun is: nobody knows what the others did until the reveal.

THREE WAYS TO PLAY

Dub Classic — one voice each on a scene, in turn, then watch the cut together. 2 to 4 players, around a single device or each from home.

Dub Challenge — the host secretly rewrites the dialogue. Nobody knows what the others were given until the reveal.

Dub Battle — teams, a theme card drawn from the wheel, the same scene for everyone, and the audience votes. 2 to 6 teams.

WHAT'S INSIDE

• A catalogue of short scenes played by real actors, with the acting direction shown under every line.
• The microphone only opens for the length of one line, and only when you start the take yourself.
• The edit happens on its own: your voice replaces the character's, the rest of the soundtrack stays.
• A showcase to publish your best takes, watch everyone else's, and vote.
• Vertical export, ready for your feeds.

NO ACCOUNT NEEDED

Start a game and that's it. An account is optional: it only serves to find your scenes again on another device. No ads, no trackers, no analytics.

Dub'Up also plays in the browser, at dubup.app.

Recent changes:
Share your dubs with subtitles, ready for social media.

Anyone at the table can start the reveal, not only the host.

Recording is better synced to the picture, and a take interrupted by a call or another screen is no longer lost.

The screen stays on during a game, the waiting music changes every game, and the viewer resumes where you paused it.

Layout fixes in landscape and with large text, plus many stability improvements.