invideo AI: the stores' fields beside the maker's own pages
invideo AI's iPhone app is sold by Invideo Inc in Photo & Video, rated 9+, listed in English only, with Identifiers marked as tracking data, and it runs on iPhone, iPad and Apple Vision from iOS 16. On Google Play it comes from invideo INC, rated Teen, past 5M downloads. From 2 source pages, read 2026-09-25; no maker pays to be listed.
1What the shelf already records
Nine lines this shelf copied for invideo AI, from the US App Store listing and from Google Play, each with the day it was read.
- InformationSold by Invideo IncSeller
- InformationListed in the Photo & Video categoryCategory
- InformationRated 9+. Infrequent: mature or suggestive themes.Age Rating
- App PrivacyThe privacy section lists Identifiers as data that may be used to track you across other companies' apps and websitesData Used to Track You
- InformationListed in English onlyLanguages
- InformationRequires iOS 16.0 or later; listed for iPhone, iPad, Apple VisionCompatibility
- InformationDownload size 229.9 MBSize
- AccessibilityThe developer lists these accessibility features: VoiceOver, Larger Text, Dark Interface
- Google Play listing headerOn Google Play from invideo INC, rated Teen, 5M+ downloads
2Seven fields, read off the listing
The US App Store listing names Invideo Inc as the seller, the company the brand belongs to, and files the app under Photo & Video. It is rated 9+, with mature or suggestive themes marked as infrequent. The privacy section lists Identifiers as data that may be used to follow a user across other companies' apps and websites. The listing is in English only.
Devices are where it reaches furthest: iPhone and iPad from iOS 16, and Apple Vision as well, at a download size of 229.9 MB. The developer declares VoiceOver, Larger Text and Dark Interface for accessibility. On Google Play the same product comes from invideo INC, rated Teen and past five million downloads, so the Android question this shelf asks of every app has a plain answer.
3What the maker's own pages put beside it
invideo.io describes the product the listing installs from the other side. Its pages pair AI agents and generative models with an editor: a whole timeline, plus tools for colour, sound and 3D, and room for several people to cut at once. Footage comes from the buyer as well as from the models, with 4K export of your own material and premium stock clips counted by plan, and the voice tools include an AI voice generator and cloning.
None of that has a field on a store listing, and none of the listing's seven fields turns up on those pages; the two descriptions meet only at the name. Someone asking what the app does reads the maker, someone asking what installing it involves reads the store, and this shelf keeps both on one page so neither has to be guessed.
4Two ratings for one product
The iPhone listing rates the app 9+; the Google Play page rates it Teen. Those are less two opinions about one video editor than two rating systems, each with its own questionnaire and its own labels, and a shelf that copies both has to resist translating one into the other.
What a reader can take from the pair is narrower and more useful. Neither store treats the app as an adults-only product, and the Apple side names the reason it is not rated lower. The shelf records each rating with the store that gave it and the day it was copied, which is all a rating can honestly carry.
5What the threads count
The voice tools on invideo's own pages, a generator and cloning, sit in a corner the collection counted closely. ElevenLabs, the voice name these threads use most, is counted in 1,524 posts and drew 198 comment mentions across what was collected, and the two lines kept with it concern channels losing monetisation and one release of its voices measured against the next.
Neither line is about an app listing, and the shelf does not stretch them into one. They show where people argue once a voice is cloned and published, over rights and over versions, which is a part of the work a store page never describes and a plan page names only as a feature.
6What each maker writes on its own pages
| Maker | What its own pages state | Voice it states | Read on |
|---|---|---|---|
| invideo AI | AI agents and generative models plus an editing timeline, stock footage and your own footage | Voice tools including an AI voice generator and voice cloning | 2026-10-13 |
| SceneMixer | “Voices are matched from a library of sampled preset voices, or supplied by you as an upload of your own audio.” | No statement on the pages read | 2026-10-13 |
Inclusion rule. Rows are the maker this page reads plus one pipeline this shelf follows. A cell carries the maker's own wording for the question on this page; a page that does not address the question is written that way rather than read as a denial. Order. Alphabetical by maker name.
| Asked of both readings | The two store listings | invideo AI, on its own pages |
|---|---|---|
| Who stands behind the app | Invideo Inc on the App Store, invideo INC on Google Play | No statement on the pages read |
| What it is for | Listed in the Photo & Video category | AI agents and generative models plus an editing timeline, stock and your own footage |
| Who it is rated for | 9+ on the App Store, Teen on Google Play | No statement on the pages read |
| What sound it brings | No listing field for it | Voice tools including an AI voice generator and voice cloning |
Inclusion rule. Left, the two listings as this shelf copied them on 2026-09-25; right, the maker's own pages as read on 2026-10-13. Where a page does not take up a question, the cell says so instead of borrowing an answer from the other column. Order. As the questions are listed above.
7What the threads counted
One count from the material behind this column, for the voice name its threads use most, with the two lines kept beside it.
| Name | Posts | Comment mentions | Positive | Negative |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ElevenLabs | 1524 | 198 | 41 | 7 |
Inclusion rule. Names the collection counted and that this page is about. The two tallies come from the same posts, and a post arguing with itself can land in both. Order. Descending by posts.
Why is YouTube demonetizing channels that use ElevenLabs audio?
r/ElevenLabs, collected 2026-10-14
How does Eleven v4 compare with v3?
r/ElevenLabs, collected 2026-10-14
8When the other tool is the better fit
- The app has to run on more than a phone — The listing covers iPhone, iPad and Apple Vision, which suits work that moves between a handset and a bigger screen.
- Cutting comes after generating, in one product — A full editing timeline with colour, audio and 3D tools is on the maker's pages, which suits clips that need trimming rather than regenerating.
- The narrator is a real person — Voice cloning is listed with the AI voice generator, which suits a channel whose voice its audience already knows.
Written for the search "invideo ai app". Beside it: Pollo AI's listing and PixVerse's listing.