Unmixr started as something I built for myself. Today it's built by a team. I've been a software engineer for most of my working life, and for a good part of it I worked on voiceover technology and voiceover apps. I was always the person who cared a little too much about how the audio actually sounded. Two things kept bugging me. The first was how many tools it took: one app for voiceovers, another for transcription, another for dubbing, another to put it all together with video, each with its own subscription and none of them talking to each other. The second was how little control any of them gave you. You typed a script, pressed generate, and got one take. If a word was mispronounced, you regenerated the whole thing. If a line needed to sound warmer or more urgent, there was no way to say so. When AI voices got good enough for real work, I wrote the first version of the tool I'd been wishing for. It grew faster than one person could carry, so I founded Unmixr AI and brought on engineers who care about the same details I do. We now build and support the product together: voiceover, dubbing, transcription, and video from one script, in one workspace. The principles haven't changed since the first version. Change one block of the script and only that block is regenerated, not the whole project. Tell a voice how a sentence should feel, not just what it should say. Fix a pronunciation once and have it stick. And when you need the same content in another language, that's a step inside the same project, not a new project in a new app. We've been serving creators on AppSumo since 2023, and we're here for the long run. Our goal is simple: make voiceover easier than it's ever been, make publishing in more than one language a normal part of the workflow, and do it under one roof instead of five. Md Shariful Islam, Founder, Unmixr AI