Transcribes video and audio into bilingual subtitles you can shadow line by line
Miraa is built for language practice rather than for producing captions. It transcribes a clip you supply, translates the subtitles into a second language and shows both, then runs an echoing mode that steps through the lines at your own pace so you can repeat after the speaker. A chat answers questions about what was said. It is a phone product: iOS, Android and a direct APK download, with an account portal on the web. The publisher is Myoland, Inc. of Japan and the iOS app first shipped in February 2024. Subscriptions are in-app purchases at $0.99 a month for Basic and $5.99 for Pro, with prorated refunds within three days.
Sold as in-app purchases: Miraa Basic at $0.99 a month and Miraa Pro at $5.99 a month. The Japanese commercial-transactions notice states refunds are available within three days of purchase, prorated by usage.
Use tool ↗A narrow tool that does one thing properly: turn any clip you already want to watch into shadowing material with both languages on screen and a pace you control. The price is trivial by app-store standards. It is mobile-only, and bringing your own media is the whole premise, so there is no catalogue to fall back on.
Watch out: The refund window is three days from purchase and is prorated by how much you used, per the Japanese commercial-transactions notice.
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