Garim View on the App Store
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Hide every face
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Garim finds faces in photos and video with Apple Vision on your device, then covers them with a mosaic, a blur, a sticker or a solid color. License plates and signs on screen are found too, and each text box is covered as a full rectangle. Nothing is uploaded, and one app covers iPhone, iPad and Mac.

Photos processed and saved freeFirst 30 seconds of a video freeNo upload, no accountiPhone, iPad and Mac in one purchase12 languages
iPhone screen showing every face in a street clip covered with a mosaic
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The screens you work in

These screenshots show what Garim looks like while you work on a photo or a clip. Each one is a mode you move between.

  • Every face covered in one pass
    01Every face covered in one pass
  • Tap the faces that stay visible
    02Tap the faces that stay visible
  • Add a missed face on thumbnails
    03Add a missed face on thumbnails
  • Draw the cover, no detection
    04Draw the cover, no detection
  • Plates, name tags and signs
    05Plates, name tags and signs
  • Style, shape and strength
    06Style, shape and strength
  • Small, side-on or fast faces
    07Small, side-on or fast faces
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Four ways to cover a face

All four run on the device, so the footage you are working on never has to leave it.

Hide everyone in one pass

Load a photo or a clip and Garim covers every face it finds at once. Head pose is read too, so people turned to the side stay covered.

Choose who to reveal

Hide everyone first, then tap the people who should stay visible. That person is tracked, so the choice holds through the whole clip.

Manual Review

Frame thumbnails let you add a face the detector missed and set the time range each region stays covered.

Manual Mosaic

Detection is off here. You draw rectangles, circles or a freeform outline over anything that should not be readable, such as a document on a desk.

License plates, name tags and signs

Vision text recognition finds text on screen and covers each box as a full rectangle. Dashcam clips and listing photos usually need that.

Four cover styles, three shapes

Cover with a mosaic, a blur, a sticker image or a solid color, in a circle, an oval or a rectangle. The strength slider sets how heavy it is.

One-tap presets

For Social Media sets a medium mosaic. For Real Estate blurs harder with text covering. For Legal/Evidence goes solid black. Custom keeps your settings.

Detection settings and the sample video

Raise the sensitivity slider for a crowded street, or turn on precision mode for small and fast faces. Try with a Sample Video uses a bundled clip.

iPad screen showing one revealed face while the rest of the group stays covered
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When detection is not enough

Automatic detection does most of the work in one pass. These three tools cover the cases it cannot decide for you.

Photos and video
  • Hide everyone, then tap to reveal

    Choose who to reveal starts from a fully covered frame and gives faces back one tap at a time. Because the person is tracked, an interviewee stays visible while the crowd behind them stays covered.

  • Add what was missed, with a time range

    Manual Review works on frame thumbnails. You place a region over the face that was missed and set the time range it applies to, so someone who walks in late is covered only while they are on screen.

  • Draw it yourself

    Manual Mosaic runs no detection at all. Rectangles, circles and a freeform outline let you cover a tattoo, a document or a house number that face detection would never look for.

Detection can miss a face, so play the preview and check the result before you publish anything.

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Processing that stays on your device

Garim has no company server and no sign-in. Your photos and video are read, processed and written back on the same device, and the app works with the network switched off.

  • Apple Vision on your device

    Detection runs through Apple's Vision framework on your iPhone, iPad or Mac. There is no company server behind the app and no network code that sends media anywhere, so nothing is uploaded even when you are online.

  • Faces are located, not identified

    Vision returns the position of a face on screen, along with head pose so a profile view still counts. Garim uses those coordinates to place a cover and keeps nothing afterwards. The app never matches a face to a person and stores no face data.

  • Your history stays with you

    The processing history and any PDF record live in the app's Application Support folder, and they go when you delete the history or the app. Your credit balance and the welcome-gift flag sync between your own devices through iCloud Key-Value Storage under your Apple Account, where no photo or video is ever sent.

Uploads
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No photo or video is sent off the device at any point.

Sign-up
None

There is no account, no e-mail and no password to create.

Third-party SDKs
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No advertising, analytics or tracking code is built into the app.

iOS 17, iPadOS 17 or macOS 14 and later. 12 languages: Korean, English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), Italian, Russian and Turkish.

Garim on Mac with every face in a video covered
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What you get when you export

The export keeps the footage you started with and adds only the cover you chose. You can watch the result inside the app before anything is saved.

MOVMP4HEVCPDF
  • Audio, resolution and length as they were

    The original audio is kept, and the export holds the original resolution and the full length of the clip. You can write MOV or MP4, and the HEVC toggle is available to everyone. A custom text watermark can be baked across the video when you want your own credit line on it.

  • A one-page PDF record

    Each job can produce a one-page PDF listing the date and time, the source and output file names, the processed length, the style and strength, the mode used, the highest number of faces detected at once, how many manual regions you added, whether audio was preserved and the app version. It is a log you generate yourself, not a certificate issued by anyone.

  • Batch for a whole set

    Queue several photos and videos and let them run with the same settings, which is what a listing shoot or a day of field footage usually looks like. Batch is part of Garim Pro.

The result plays back in the app first, so you can change the strength or the style and export again before saving.

Manual Review on Mac, with frame thumbnails and the regions to cover
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What is free and what you pay for

Photos are free to process and save. Video is the part that uses credits or a subscription, and Garim itself is free to download.

Free

Free

Photos free, video preview free

  • Photos are processed and saved for free, with a small brand watermark.
  • The first 30 seconds of any video are processed free as a preview.
  • The first full-length save is free once, with the watermark baked in.
  • The bundled sample video does not use up that free save.
  • Tapping the welcome banner on the home screen grants 3 credits, once.

Credits

From $0.99

One full-length video costs 1 credit

1 credit$0.99
5 credits$2.99
10 credits$4.99
  • Saving a video at full length without a watermark costs 1 credit.
  • A video you have already paid for can be saved again for free.
  • An export you cancel, and one that fails, are not charged.
  • Credits are a one-time consumable purchase, spent as you save.

Garim Pro

$9.99 / month

$19.99 / year

Auto-renewing subscription

  • Unlimited video saves, with no credits involved.
  • Photos are saved without the brand watermark.
  • Batch processing for a queue of photos and videos.
  • Cancel at any time in your Apple Account settings.
  • The App Store charges in your local currency, and the price shown there is the one that applies.
  • A subscription renews automatically unless it is cancelled at least 24 hours before the current period ends.
  • One purchase or subscription works on iPhone, iPad and Mac under the same Apple Account.
  • Refunds are handled by Apple through the App Store.
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Questions people ask before they buy

What can I do without paying?
Photos are free to process and save, and the result carries a small brand watermark. For video, the first 30 seconds are processed free as a preview, and your first full-length save is free once with the watermark baked in. The bundled sample video does not use that up, and the welcome banner on the home screen grants 3 credits once.
Do I pay again for the same video, and what if an export fails?
No. Once a video has been paid for, saving it again costs nothing, so you can change the style and export it a second time. An export you cancel, or one that fails partway, is not charged.
Do my photos or videos leave the device, and do I need an account?
They do not leave the device, and there is no account. The app has no company server and no network code that sends media, so it works with the network off. Your credit balance and the welcome-gift flag sync between your own devices through iCloud Key-Value Storage, and no photo or video is included in that.
What does Garim Pro add, and how do I cancel it?
Garim Pro gives unlimited video saves with no credits, removes the brand watermark from photos and unlocks batch processing. It is $9.99 per month or $19.99 per year and renews automatically unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the period ends, in your Apple Account settings. One subscription covers iPhone, iPad and Mac.
A face was missed. What should I do?
Raise the detection sensitivity and turn on precision mode, which is built for small, far and fast-moving faces, then process the clip again. If a face still slips through, add it in Manual Review with a time range, or cover it by hand in Manual Mosaic. Detection is an aid, so check the preview before you publish.
What is in the PDF record, and where is the history kept?
The one-page PDF lists the date and time, the source and output file names, the processed length, the style and strength, the mode, the highest number of faces detected at once, the number of manual regions, whether audio was preserved and the app version. The history sits in the app's Application Support folder.

Documents and contact

Questions, bug reports and feature requests are welcome at krausehaileydanielle@gmail.com. Purchases and refunds are handled by Apple, so a refund is requested through your App Store purchase history.