Sending footage from your phone into a project works now, and there is something to look at while it arrives.
On the desktop
The capture dialog is a two-pane card: the QR code on the left, incoming files on the right. Once your phone connects, the QR code is replaced by a live receiving area with a search box, New, A-Z and Size sorting, thumbnails, file sizes, and a scrollable list. A status pill flips green as clips arrive, and there is a proper Done button.
The dialog also moved onto the app's design system, so it is an opaque card with a framed QR rather than a see-through panel.
On the phone
The phone page has three actions: record video, take a photo, or choose from your library. Recorded videos used to fail with "upload failed (413)" because they were being pushed through the app's API route. They now upload straight to storage through presigned links, up to 512 MB.
Phone uploads and recordings also show real previews in the media bin instead of blank tiles.
How you'll experience it
Open the capture dialog in the editor, scan the code, and shoot. What you record appears in the list on your desktop as it uploads.