This Chrome extension uses on-device AI noise suppression to remove hiss, hum, fans, keyboard clicks, and room noise from your video files. The extension is small and only requires the widely available Chrome browser. It uses the WebGPU technology so it works quickly.
The tool is completely on-device — your files never leave the browser. There are no registrations, no logins, or watermarks. High-quality AI noise suppression removes background noise while preserving voices, and the power is customizable.
The tool is easy to use. Just open an audio or video file, process it, listen to the result, then click the Download button to save it.
Congratulations on your launch. It looks impressive! What channels are you exploring to attract early users?
Thank you! Social networking, Google and Facebook ads, posting in software catalogs.
That's a solid mix, especially with catalogs and ads, once you have a clear understanding of what converts.
One effective strategy I’ve noticed early on is to pair those channels with community-led feedback loops—Reddit, in particular, is great for testing your positioning and addressing objections before scaling your ads. It allows you to gather unfiltered reactions instead of just relying on metrics.
If you're interested later, I can assist you in designing a small Reddit experiment that aligns with your current efforts without introducing unnecessary noise or coming across as promotional.