Features · How it works

Your footage has stories in it. Here's how Doza finds them.

Six steps, on a real 27-minute interview with May Babcock, papermaking artist. Scroll, and each step plays in the app.

  1. 01 · Drop it in

    Drop in an interview. Get every word.

    Transcription and speaker labels run on your Mac, in about 100 languages, with nothing uploaded. On an M2 Max, May Babcock’s 27-minute English interview took 17 seconds, and every voice was labeled under a minute later.

  2. 02 · AI Analysis

    It reads the whole thing. You get the best lines.

    AI Analysis pulls the strongest soundbites, story beats and social clips from the interview, and says why each one works: “Reveals the emotional core/appeal of her art.”

  3. 03 · Clips

    Highlight a line. It’s a clip.

    Highlight words in the transcript and they become a clip, titled by the AI. Or hit + Clip on a soundbite. Everything lands in one Clip Library, ready to reorder, trim and export.

  4. 04 · My Style

    It learns how you cut.

    Drop in cuts you’ve finished. My Style studies how you open, pace and land a story, and Story Builder and Chat start working the way you do. Keep one profile per show, brand or client.

  5. 05 · Share · Studio only

    Send a link. Get selects back.

    Share comes with Doza Assist Studio. Your producer opens the interview in a browser, with no app and no account, and what they select lands in your Clip Library with their name on it. Only compressed audio, the transcript with speaker names, the AI analysis, clips and documents go up; your video stays on your Mac.

    Studio is $299 a year or $29 a month. How Share works

  6. 06 · Timeline

    Straight into your timeline.

    Your selects land pre-cut on a Final Cut Pro timeline, each clip’s words in its Notes. DaVinci Resolve gets the same timeline; Premiere Pro gets an XML file to import.

    Patent pending

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