Concat — монтаж видео без водяных знаков и облака

Concat is an open-source desktop video editor built as a free, self-contained replacement for CapCut — no watermarks, no account, no cloud uploads. It is written in Rust and ships as a native application for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Reach for it when CapCut's watermark keeps appearing on your exports, when you don't want footage sent to ByteDance servers, when a subscription wall blocks 4K export or AI features, or when you simply need offline editing without signing up anywhere. Inside: multi-track timeline with multiple timelines per project, split, trim, merge, transitions, speed control, local auto-captions, local text-to-speech, voice filters, styled titles, and reusable templates — all processing stays on device. Export is H.264 MP4 only. Distributed as a ready-made binary via the Releases page; no extra setup required. The direction is full offline native editing, not a browser-based tool (for that, see OpenCut). The project is in beta (v0.2.x): stability lags behind CapCut, mobile builds compile but are untested, a curve editor and plugin API are planned but absent. Well suited for regular short-to-medium desktop edits; not the right pick if you need a large effects library, a proven mobile app, or formats beyond MP4. Licensed under AGPL v3.