Satrify

Satrify is an open-source application for Linux in the Video & Media Players category. It processes video to blur faces and other selected parts of an image. The software is suited to Linux users who need to edit video while protecting visual privacy.

Its automatic mode uses AI models to detect faces and apply blur to them. Manual tracking lets the user draw a box around an object, such as a license plate, screen, or person, and uses the CSRT tracker to follow that object as it moves. Hybrid mode combines automatic detection with manual tracking when both methods are useful. Users can adjust blur strength and coverage padding, and can choose circular or square blur shapes.

A split-screen before-and-after view helps users review the effect of their edits while working. Satrify processes videos and exports them with the original audio track intact. It works offline, so the videos remain on the user’s device during processing.

MirrorNest lists Satrify under Video & Media Players for Linux, with video editing and privacy protection as its primary uses. Its open-source license indicates that the source is available under an open-source model. MirrorNest stores a direct mirror of the official build on its own storage and scans it for malware before publishing it.