Linus and La Réplique now cover the same essential journey: import a scene, rehearse with a reader, record a self-tape and share it. The right choice depends on what matters most after import.
Short answer: Linus is particularly strong on native mobile apps, its choice of 65+ voices and flexible plans. La Réplique goes deeper on memorization and tracking the links sent to casting.
Comparison table
| Criterion | La Réplique | Linus |
|---|---|---|
| Platform | Responsive web, no install | iOS, Android and cloud services |
| Scene partner voices | Natural multilingual voices | 65+ advertised character voices |
| Voice-triggered flow | Yes | Yes |
| Recall checking | Optional word-level mode | Active cue-based rehearsal |
| Built-in self-tape | Yes | Yes |
| Sharing | Named links, opens and watch progress | Linus Cloud and shareable links |
| UI languages | 10 variants: FR, EN, ES, DE, IT, PT-BR, JA, KO, ZH-TW, ZH-HK | Mainly EN |
| Listed pricing | Free, then founding price €9.99/month, €99/year or a 72-hour pass for €4.99 | Limited free tier, Pro $9.99/month, Premium $19.99/month, short passes |
What Linus does better
Native mobile apps. If most rehearsals and recordings happen on a phone, an installed app can feel more natural than a browser.
A large voice selection. Linus advertises 65+ character voices across ages, accents and tones. If you need to distinguish a large cast precisely, that is a clear advantage.
Flexible plans. Three- and seven-day passes, a lower-cost Pro plan and a heavy-use Premium plan fit the uneven rhythm of auditions.
What La Réplique does better
Off-book work. Prompts, progressive hiding and optional word-level checking are designed to test whether the text really holds, not only to trigger the next cue.
Post-send tracking. You can create several named links for one video and see which one was opened and how far it was watched. That matters when one take goes to several recipients.
Multilingual, instant access. The interface and voices cover 10 localized variants in the browser, with no download. Theatre scenes and complete poems also let you test before uploading private material.
Which one fits you?
You want native mobile apps and a very large voice selection: Linus.
You want precise memorization and tracked casting links: La Réplique.
You only want to pay during one audition week: Linus passes are relevant.
You work in French, Spanish, German or Italian: La Réplique offers a dedicated interface.
The honest position
Linus is a complete competitor and its Pro plan is cheaper. La Réplique should not claim to win everywhere: its edge is the continuous memorize → perform → send → track workflow, multilingual UI and no per-scene token system.
About this comparison. Information checked against Linus's official pages on October 7, 2026. Offers change, so review getlinus.app before choosing. If you spot an error, tell us and we will correct it.