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Loom vs TubeHaus
Loom records screens and shares videos, whereas TubeHaus provides private YouTube playback.
LoomScreen recording and video messaging
TubeHausPrivate YouTube client for TV, phone, desktop and iPad. No Google account.Which to pick
Pick Loom if you want…
- Asynchronous video messaging
- Screen recording and video messaging
- Integrations with Slack, Jira or Confluence (on Loom's list, not TubeHaus')
Pick TubeHaus if you want…
- Private, self-hosted YouTube experience
- A free, open-source tool
- Integrations with Invidious, Cloudflare WARP or ffmpeg (on TubeHaus' list, not Loom's)
Side by side
- What it is
- Loom:Loom is a video messaging platform for screen and camera recording, editing, and sharing.
- TubeHaus:TubeHaus is an open-source YouTube client that runs without a Google account and offers private, self-hosted streaming.
- Best for
- Loom:Asynchronous video messaging
- TubeHaus:Private, self-hosted YouTube experience
- Who it’s for
- Loom:Teams and individuals needing quick video communication and collaboration.
- TubeHaus:Privacy-concerned users who want YouTube on TV, phone, desktop or iPad without Google tracking.
- Pricing
- Loom:Freemium
- TubeHaus:Open source
- Plans
- Loom:Starter $0 · Business $18 per user / month · Business + AI $24 per user / month
- TubeHaus:—
- Open source
- Loom:—
- TubeHaus:Yes, 180 GitHub stars
- Works with
- Loom:Slack, Jira, Confluence, GitHub, Gmail, Notion, Intercom, Zendesk
- TubeHaus:Invidious, Cloudflare WARP, ffmpeg, SponsorBlock, Shaka Player
Loom features
- Screen & camera recording. Record screen, webcam, and system audio with optional virtual backgrounds.
- Video editing. Trim, stitch, add GIF thumbnails, and customize video thumbnails.
- Transcriptions & captions. Automatic transcriptions in 50+ languages with closed captions.
- Sharing & embedding. Easy sharing via links, embed in Notion, FigJam, and other tools.
- Analytics & insights. Viewer insights and engagement metrics for each video.
- Integrations. Connect with Slack, Jira, GitHub, Gmail, Notion, and more.
TubeHaus features
- Self-hosted server. Run a Docker-compose server that proxies YouTube via Invidious and Cloudflare WARP.
- Native apps. Android, Android TV, Windows, macOS, Linux and iPad/iPhone apps with offline download and background play.
- SponsorBlock & TV mode. Skip sponsors and navigate with remote controls on TV browsers.
- Live captions. On-the-fly transcription of live streams using whisper.cpp.
- Shared library. One subscription/history library shared across all devices via the server.
- Calm mode & Shorts learning. Filters recommendations and learns Shorts preferences locally on the server.
- 13 language UI. Interface and subtitles available in 13 languages, selectable at any time.
- High-quality downloads. 1080p/4K video-audio download merged with ffmpeg for offline viewing.
Loom vs TubeHaus FAQ
Is Loom or TubeHaus free?+
Loom has a free plan (Starter); paid plans start at $18/month per user (Business). TubeHaus is free and open source.
Which is cheaper, Loom or TubeHaus?+
TubeHaus is free, so it costs less. Loom starts at $18/month per user (Business).
Is Loom or TubeHaus open source?+
TubeHaus is open source (biolend83/tubehaus on GitHub, AGPL-3.0 license). DevHunt has no public source repository on record for Loom.
Do Loom and TubeHaus integrate with the same tools?+
Their integration lists don't overlap: Loom lists Slack, Jira, Confluence, GitHub and 6 more; TubeHaus lists Invidious, Cloudflare WARP, ffmpeg, SponsorBlock and 1 more.
On DevHunt
Based on each tool's website and DevHunt data. Details may change; check the official sites.