Changelog
New features, improvements and fixes, as they ship. Every post shows what changed and how to use it.
While Rebel puts the dubbed voice on your video, the hint now says what to expect: a few seconds for a short episode, up to a few minutes for a long one.
New creators now get a short email at the right moment in their first days: to name their show, to upload a first episode, and ideas for what to try next.
For a minute or two after a dub finished, its row could read “Ready · Audio dub” and then switch to video. Now it says “Making video…” until the video is there.
Dub a video episode and Rebel says up front that you'll get the dubbed video too, then shows its progress while it's made.
Dub an episode and the new language gets a show of its own: its own feed, page, publishing, settings and analytics.
Add timestamps under the description writes times and topics from your transcript. And a custom cover now opens with an idea drawn from the episode.
Sort your shows into folders in the sidebar, and find every file across your shows in one place: Assets.
Dubbing has its own tab on every episode and now dubs your video, not just the audio. Clip Lab is three clear steps that say what each one needs.
Add a guest to an episode and they get a page of their own, with the links to share and three clips to make from the episode.
From sign-up to a live episode in a couple of minutes: Rebel AI writes the first version of your show's words, names your speakers, and leads you straight to publish.
Every scheduled episode, clip and planned social post on one calendar. Fill a week of clips in one press, and choose to approve things before they go out.
On any paid plan, turn off the Rebel mark on a show's clips. Clips on Free keep it.
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