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 runs with no network permission at all.
Requirements
- A desktop with GTK 4 and libadwaita, such as GNOME
- Packaging formats announced with the first release
- No internet connection needed
In development. Write to us for early access.
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 before its release
Obscelis is in development for macOS, Windows and Linux. Write to us to join the early access programme or to arrange a demonstration.
latelierdudev.contact@gmail.com
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