Weet review
A broad recording and sharing platform with strong editing, subtitles, and access controls.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Weet is a browser-based interactive video platform for recording screens, webcams, and audio, then editing and sharing the result. It suits teams creating polished video messages for onboarding, customer education, training, internal knowledge sharing, and everyday collaboration. Capture options include the full screen, a window, or a browser tab, with simultaneous webcam recording, microphone and camera selection, and pause and resume controls. The service is available on web, Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and through a Chrome extension.
Its strongest area is the breadth of the video workflow. Weet supports trimming, cropping, rearranging, and deleting segments, plus text, images, stickers, links, and annotations. Automatic subtitles and translation help make recordings easier to follow, while link sharing, MP4 downloads, embedding, comments, and access controls support different distribution needs. Microsoft Teams and Slack integrations add useful connections for team communication. Business adds interactive video annotation, user and video management, custom branding, 1080p/4K downloads, and subtitles in downloaded videos. Enterprise adds interactive quizzes, Single Sign On, learning paths, advanced statistics, GxP compliance, and dedicated support.
Pricing is straightforward but places the main team features behind paid plans. The Free plan includes screen and webcam recording, editing options, and automatic transcription and subtitles, with an eight-minute recording limit. Business costs $24 per creator per month with annual billing or $29 per creator per month with monthly billing, and includes unlimited weets and the additional management, branding, and download features. Enterprise adds administration, analytics, learning, compliance, and support capabilities. Weet is a strong choice for teams that need more than basic capture, especially polished, interactive, shareable video. It is less suitable for users who need recordings longer than eight minutes without paying or who want the lowest-cost paid option.
Weet pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Records screen and webcam together across six platforms
- Adds editing, annotations, subtitles, translation, and comments
- Supports embedding, access controls, and Microsoft Teams and Slack integrations
- Where it doesn't
- Free recordings are limited to eight minutes
- Business starts at $24 per creator per month with annual billing
- Paid-service fees are non-refundable
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