Alugha is so versatile that you're bound to find use out of it regardless of your use case. At first, using Alugha was daunting but taking a bit of time, and following the quick intro guides, you start to wrap your head around the multiple capabilities of the platform. It seems that Alugha was indeed built for video content with all the extra features integrated into it. What I love about Alugha is:
- the import from youtube (super fast and simple)
- audio download (to use for podcasts, for example)
- adding a language (with its own settings, for example, make English public while Russian private video)
- invite users to individual projects (no need to worry about giving unwanted access)
- whitelist domains to imbed your videos (random sites can't embed your videos wherever they want)
- segment by segment recording for dubbings (breaks down the process)
- adding text segment by segment
- speech to text (helps translate into other languages, for example)

I hadn't previously thought of translating videos to reach a global audience, especially if you're in a narrow niche, but Alugha opens lots of doors.

There was one hiccup with the speech to text feature so I contacted support within 20 seconds right inside the user panel and reported a bug. Dev jumped on a fix and that was that. Nice to see such quick support. I'm sure there are some features I haven't uncovered to their full potential but if you're creating videos, Alugha is definitely a tool you need to check out. It could save you so much time in your work flow and money when inviting collaborators because their time is spent actually doing work and not fumbling around with tools. Give it a try!