Mobile

Sigmora in the field

The desk is where you plan and measure. The shoot is where the footage actually happens — usually somewhere with bad signal and no laptop. Sigmora Mobile covers that half: import what you shot, tag it once, and let it upload while you keep working. Brief the edit out loud. Approve what publishes on the walk back.

Version 1.0.0. Free with any Sigmora account — no separate subscription.

What it does

1. 1Import and upload without babysitting it
   Pull clips from the camera roll or an SD card, tag each one once, and the upload runs in the background — resuming mid-file if you lose signal or the app gets killed. Set the camera roll to Auto and new clips upload themselves.
2. 2Brief an edit by voice
   Say what you want in a sentence. A long-form cut and a set of vertical shorts come back ready to review — no timeline, no scrubbing. The same edit engine the web app uses, so results match.
3. 3Approve what publishes
   Finished cuts arrive as a push notification. Approve or hold from the lock screen, or let your agents post on a schedule. Spend caps and the kill switch are one tap away on every screen.

What stays on the web

Analytics, benchmarks, the editor, competitor research, campaign planning and workspace settings live in the web app. They are the work you do sitting down, and squeezing them onto a phone would make both surfaces worse. Mobile is deliberately the capture and approval half of the loop — the parts you need while standing up. Everything syncs through the same workspace, so anything you capture on the phone is on the desktop before you get back to it.

Setting it up

• Sign in with your Sigmora account. The same email and password as the web app. If you belong to more than one workspace, pick the active one in Settings — the choice sticks between launches. Sessions are revocable from Account security.
• Choose when it uploads. Wi-Fi-only is the default, so a long shoot never quietly spends your mobile data. Flip it per upload when you need the footage moving now.
• Grant microphone access. Only needed for spoken briefs and voice notes. Transcription runs on-device; the app asks once, on first use, and works fine typed if you decline.
• Allow notifications. This is how a finished edit reaches you. Without it, approvals wait until you next open the app.

Prefer to work at a desk? Sigmora Teleprompter for macOS follows your voice while you record.