For a year, Doza Assist has been a single thing: an app you buy once, that runs on your Mac, that never sends your footage anywhere. That is not changing. Today we are adding a second way to have it, and the reason for the second way is one feature we have wanted since the first cut we ever sent a producer for notes.
It is called Share, and it comes with the new Studio plan.
The problem Share solves
Every interview edit has more people in it than the editor. A producer wants to flag the lines that matter. A client wants to say "not that one." A reporter knows the quote is in there somewhere and needs to find it before the piece goes. A second editor is cutting the other half of the film.
Today that conversation happens in email, in a spreadsheet of timecodes, in a screen recording of a scrub, or in a review tool that stops at comments. None of it lands in the timeline. Someone still has to go find the moment.
What Share does
Share publishes one interview, or a whole collection, to a private link on share.doza.ai. Your collaborator opens it in a browser. No account, nothing to install. They get the transcript, the audio, the speaker labels and word-level playback, and they can do real work with it:
- Highlight the lines that matter, in the same five colors you use in the app.
- Pull clips with in and out points on the word, plus a note about why this moment.
- Comment at any moment; each note is pinned to that point in the audio.
- Ask their own AI. If you allow it for that link, they can connect it to Claude, ChatGPT, or any assistant that speaks MCP and ask it to find the moments. Same transcript you have, their assistant, your permission.
And then the part that makes it worth building: everything they make syncs back into your Doza Assist project. Their highlights, clips and notes show up alongside yours. You keep what works and send it to Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve like any other select.
You stay in control
We believe collaboration is where a cut gets good. We also believe it should not cost you control of the footage. So the rules of each link are yours:
- Settings per link. Their own AI on or off, documents in or out. Change them any time.
- Passcode for client work under NDA.
- Expire a link and the hosted copy, the audio and every note are deleted from the server. Not hidden. Deleted.
And the thing that has always mattered most here: the video never leaves your Mac. A share link contains a compressed audio track, the transcript, analysis, clips and documents, behind a token, and nothing else. Your other projects are never reachable from a link.
Two ways to have Doza Assist
We did not want to turn the app into a subscription. We also could not run a hosted service on a one-time price. So there are now two plans, and they are deliberately simple:
| Doza Assist | Studio | |
|---|---|---|
| How you pay | One-time purchase. Nothing renews, ever. | Subscription. $299 a year, or $29 a month, until you cancel. |
| The app | Everything, on your Mac, forever | Everything, on your Mac, while subscribed |
| Updates | First year included, then $49 a year if you want more | Included while subscribed |
| Hosted Share | Not included | Included |
| If you stop paying | Nothing changes. It is yours. | Share links go read-only when the subscription ends. Your projects stay on your Mac. |
Teams and organizations get Enterprise: one key for the whole team, one seat per machine, invoiced yearly.
If you already own the one-time license, nothing about it changes. If you want Share, Studio is the way to have it.
Where to start
- Read how Share works, step by step: doza.ai/share
- Compare the plans: doza.ai/buy
- Not sure yet? Try Studio free first: the trial has every feature on the first two minutes of any file, including two share links, so you can send one and see the selects come back.
Send one link. Get the room's judgment back in your timeline.