Concat
A local video editor with offline captions and no watermark, desktop and phone
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Creators get CapCut-style editing, auto-captions and text-to-speech with no watermark, subscription or upload, and the repo's growth suggests real demand for that.
Concat is a free, open-source video editor with a native Rust engine and a Slint interface. It offers multi-track editing, automatic captions, text-to-speech, voice filters and templates, all running locally with no watermark or subscription. Builds exist for Windows, macOS (unsigned) and Linux, with experimental Android and iOS. It is a 0.2.x beta under AGPL-3.0, and passed 1.6k GitHub stars within about three weeks of the repo appearing.
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