Redact CCTV for subject access requests

Upload the footage. Every face and number plate is found and followed. Leave the requester visible, check the rest, and download a redacted video with the log for your SAR file.

  • Faces and number plates
  • You choose who stays visible
  • Redaction log included
CAM 03 · RECEPTION · 14/08/2026 09:41:07
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How it works

From footage to release, in one sitting

1

Upload the footage

MP4 or MOV exports from your recorder, up to 4 GB. It goes straight to processing, and you can delete the original afterwards.

2

Check what was found

Every face and number plate becomes a track with a thumbnail. Mark the requester as visible, and draw boxes over anything else, such as a screen or a name badge.

3

Download and file

Get a redacted MP4, with audio removed, and a redaction log recording what was blurred, what was left and who checked it.

Built for the person answering the request

The one-month deadline doesn't change. The hours spent blurring by hand can.

Nothing is missed between detections

Faces are followed through the footage, so the blur tracks a person walking across the frame rather than flickering.

A person makes the call

Nothing is released until you've reviewed it. The requester is left visible because you chose them, not because a model guessed.

Destroyed, not smudged

Pixelation coarse enough that a face can't be recovered, or a solid box. A light blur is offered only if you choose it.

An audit trail for the file

The log records the footage's fingerprint, every track blurred or left visible, every hand-drawn box, the reviewer and the output's fingerprint.

Hours back

No frame-by-frame blurring by hand. Analysis runs while you get on with something else, and review takes as long as you need.

Questions

Your next SAR, done this afternoon

Redact 10 minutes of footage free. No card needed.