Get DubTab

Free to install, with one account across all versions. Use the extension for browser tabs, or the Windows and Mac apps for audio from your computer.

Chrome & Edge

Browser extension

Anything that plays in your browser — which is where most courses are. Nothing to download, works on any computer, and it's the same on Windows, Mac, Linux and ChromeOS.

Add to ChromeGet it for Edge
Requires
Chrome 116+ or Edge 116+
Runs on
Windows · macOS · Linux
Install size
~2 MB, one click

Windows

Desktop app

Everything your computer plays — browser tabs included — or just the one app you pick. Video files on your computer, like downloaded lessons, open right in the app, with the dub prepared a little ahead so it keeps pace.

Download for WindowsGet it from Microsoft Store
Checking your computer…Windows 11 (x64) / macOS 14.2+
Version
1.1.0
Requires
Windows 11 (64-bit)
Architecture
x64
Download size
106.51 MiB
SHA-256

DubTab-Setup-1.1.0.exe

6E65E66A002E91FDF10D81C5B115146D77EADA0F7909A1864301A4FC63C56DA3

macOS

Desktop app

The same app, on your Mac. Everything your computer plays — browser tabs included — or just the one app you pick. macOS asks once to allow recording system audio; it never asks for screen recording or your microphone.

Apple Silicon (arm64)Intel (x64)

Choose your chip in Apple menu → About This Mac: Apple Silicon or Intel.

Version
1.1.0
Requires
macOS 14.2+
Architecture
arm64 / x64
Download size
130.66 MiB / 138.61 MiB
SHA-256

DubTab-1.1.0-mac-arm64.dmg

35658E2B317500CAC442B209747F019CBA2E870CFD9D20E89487BD3118ACD49A

DubTab-1.1.0-mac-x64.dmg

C4BE13B030985E9E0BB11EA0999A1579473814F7C8ACFAD3B29BFFF71BABF68C
Digitally signedWindows will name XTCodeTech Ltd in the install prompt. If it names anything else, don't run it. Both Mac installers are signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple.
No microphoneDubTab can't use your microphone at all. It only hears what your computer is playing, never you.

Before you install

I'm on Windows 10 — can I use the desktop app?

Sorry, no — it only works on Windows 11. Windows 10 doesn't have the audio feature the app relies on, so there's no way around it. The extension works on any computer though, and it covers every course that plays in your browser.

Do I have to choose? Can I use both?

Use both. They share one account and the same hours, so nothing is wasted either way. Use the extension for courses that play in your browser; for lessons you've downloaded, open the file in the app — the extension can't open files on your computer.

How do I install DubTab on Mac?

Requires macOS 14.2 or later. Choose Apple Silicon or Intel to match your Mac, open the DMG, and drag DubTab to Applications. Allow system audio recording when prompted on first use.

How does the app update itself?

By itself, in the background — you don't have to do anything. Updates are small and quick. If you'd rather check for one yourself, there's a button in Settings.

Still not sure which one?

Start with the extension — it's free to install and takes one click. If you add the app later, both still use the same pool of hours.

Add to browser — free