Hide & KeepKeep your kid.
Hide the rest.
The best videos of your kid have other people's kids in them. Tap yours. Everyone else stays hidden.
Free · Nothing is uploaded · No account · iPhone (iOS 17 and up)
Exported straight from the app.
Try it
Everyone starts hidden. Tap the faces you want to keep.
Real photo goes here.
3–5 faces; tapping applies the actual blur + sticker treatment in the browser.
See ASSETS.md §2
How it works
- Pick a video. Every face gets covered on its own, and the covers stay glued to people as they move.
- Tap your kid to keep them. Tap again if you change your mind.
- Export. The covers are part of the video now. Share it anywhere.
The Friendly Bunch
Six covers that blink and wiggle over the faces you hide. Under every sticker, the face is pixelated away first.
Prefer quiet? Plain blur and pixelate are one tap away.
What happens to your video
- It never leaves your phone. There is no server. The app works in airplane mode.
- Nothing about you is collected. No account, no sign-up, no analytics. The App Store privacy label reads "Data Not Collected."
- The covers destroy the face pixels underneath. An emoji dropped on in a video editor can be removed by AI tools; a face that's been pixelated away can't be brought back.
- Location data is stripped from the export. Videos quietly record where they were taken. The copy you share doesn't.
My wife asked if I could make our videos safe to post without hiding our own kid. So I built this. It's free.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. Free while we grow. Some pro extras may cost money later, but hiding faces to share safely stays free.
Does my video get uploaded anywhere?
No. There's no server to upload to. Everything runs on your iPhone.
Can the blur be undone?
No. The default cover pixelates the face away in the exported video — the information isn't there to recover. That's different from an emoji added in an editor, which sits on top of the original pixels.
Which iPhones does it work on?
Anything running iOS 17 or later.
Is there an Android version?
Not yet. The face tracking is built on Apple-only tech, which is why iPhone came first. Android is coming soon.
How does it know which kid is mine?
It doesn't — you tap them. The app tracks every face through the video; you choose who stays visible.