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Scatti
Local RAW culling for Linux — keyboard-first
Scatti is a desktop app for culling RAW shoots locally: justified grid, pick/reject/stars with auto-advance, 100% zoom for focus checks, then copy or move picks and trash rejects (with sidecars). It shows each camera’s embedded JPEG preview—no demosaic, import waiting room, or cloud. Built for working photographers on Linux (also Windows x86_64 and macOS Apple Silicon). €19 founder license (2 devices), 14-day trial, no account. Not a RAW developer or AI picker. Builds are unsigned for now.
Top comment
I built Scatti because culling a RAW shoot on Linux should be a focused local pass, not an import queue or cloud workflow. It reads each camera’s embedded JPEG preview, keeps the process keyboard-first, and gets picks ready for darktable or another developer. I’d love feedback from photographers who work this way.
About Scatti on Product Hunt
“Local RAW culling for Linux — keyboard-first”
Scatti was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 2 comments, placing #69 on the daily leaderboard. Scatti is a desktop app for culling RAW shoots locally: justified grid, pick/reject/stars with auto-advance, 100% zoom for focus checks, then copy or move picks and trash rejects (with sidecars). It shows each camera’s embedded JPEG preview—no demosaic, import waiting room, or cloud. Built for working photographers on Linux (also Windows x86_64 and macOS Apple Silicon). €19 founder license (2 devices), 14-day trial, no account. Not a RAW developer or AI picker. Builds are unsigned for now.
On the analytics side, Scatti competes within Linux and Photography — topics that collectively have 151.1k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Scatti performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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