Getting better - a professional team approach
We are making good use of this tool, and we are following their roadmap. When reported some issues, the response was technically landed. Also some requests to improve turkish support were put into clear consideration and found reasonable, instead of trying to deflect the topic. That is very important for product and customer retention.
Subtitles and dubbing is very easy to prepare. A way to file versions - which can now be seen to work on them- can be good, keeping finals and versions to discard.
The App is polished, documented, has clean dashboard, all makes also easy for team collaboration adoption. Token use so far very good too.
I can give 4 tacos easyly to this to motivate them for 2 more, as I see room for tunning, not complexing!
Keep growing.
Terry_SubEasy.ai
Sep 20, 2026Thank you — and thank you for being specific. That is far more useful to us than a generic five.
On versioning: I will be straight with you, it is not on the roadmap today, and you are the first person to raise it. That is exactly why I want to understand it properly before we decide anything. How does your team handle this right now — do you need named versions with full history, or just a "this is the final" flag plus a way to hide the drafts? Those are very different products, and the answer decides whether this is a small, clean addition or a feature that makes the app heavier for everyone. I would rather think it through than ship the wrong version of it.
Turkish support stays on the list. You reported it clearly, it was reasonable, and there was no reason to deflect.
One practical note: for anything you want us to actually track and follow up on, please email [email protected] rather than leaving it here or in chat. Reviews and chat messages are easy for us to read but hard for us to keep a thread on. An email gets a ticket, an owner, and a reply you can follow up against — which is how the Turkish request ended up getting handled properly in the first place.
And your last point is the one we have pinned to the wall: tuning, not complexing. Easy to add features, hard to keep an app clean. We would rather earn the last taco by making what exists sharper.
Keep the reports coming.
— Terry