Linux
Redact documents on Linux with a native GNOME app
Obscelis for Linux is written in Rust with GTK 4 and libadwaita. It adapts to narrow windows, confirms decisions with toasts you can undo, and lists its shortcuts in a shortcuts window.
Obscelis for Linux
An adaptive layout
The inspector folds away on narrow windows; a banner above the document says what remains to review.
Toasts with Undo
Bulk decisions such as accepting every occurrence of a name confirm themselves and can be undone at once.
GNOME preferences
Settings open in a preferences dialog; Ctrl+? shows every shortcut.
Orca and sandboxing
Each detection is announced to Orca. The Flatpak build uses the network only for the license check and to download the optional detection model, when you ask for it.
Requirements
- A desktop with GTK 4 and libadwaita, such as GNOME
- A Flatpak bundle, for x64 or ARM64 computers
- Works offline, with a license check at least every 45 days
30-day free trial, with no account and no card.
The same review on every system
Vocabulary, detection states, shortcuts and results are identical on macOS, Windows and Linux: the detection and export engine is shared, only the interface is native.
Keyboard shortcuts. Redo is Shift+Ctrl+Z.
Obscelis on other systems
Try Obscelis for 30 days
Download it for macOS, Windows or Linux: the trial needs no account and no card. A question, or a demonstration for your team? Write to us.
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