Fixes and small improvements. In the prep preview, turning on AirPlay with a look selected no longer shows the "Preparing look preview" text twice on the phone. The TV keeps showing the placeholder clip until the proxy is ready. The Subscription sheet has a new row to rate Brollr on the App Store. Under the hood, the anonymous usage statistics now include the subscription tier and the app version, so we can see where the workflow needs work. No personal data and no video content are sent.

Looks and AirPlay. You can now apply a look to a clip before export: Natural, Warm or Cool. The preview shows the original on the left and the look on the right, and you can drag the divider to compare. Looks export in SDR. Available on Basic and Pro. AirPlay moved into the preview screens. On the upload preview it sends the exact file that goes to BlackBox to your TV. On the prep preview it sends the clip with the look and the HDR or SDR setting applied. A single tap on the video now pauses and resumes it, and changing a look or the HDR setting no longer restarts playback.

New video picker. The picker now shows which clips are landscape and which are portrait, and you can filter by orientation. Clips that BlackBox will not accept are marked with the reason, for example an unsupported resolution or a too short duration. Hold a clip to play a preview. Swipe across several clips to select them at once. You can also switch albums and see which clips need to be downloaded from iCloud first.

Location accuracy fix. Clips without GPS data no longer pick up your current location. The location fields stay empty so you can enter the correct shooting location yourself — clips that include GPS still fill in automatically.

Location accuracy fix. Clips without GPS data no longer pick up your current location. The location fields stay empty so you can enter the correct shooting location yourself — clips that include GPS still fill in automatically.

Cleaner CSV exports and tighter AI keywording. • CSVs now match the BlackBox template exactly: TRUE/FALSE uppercase, populated Shooting Country, and editorial fields kept consistent so flipping Editorial=TRUE later is a single-cell change. • AI keywording avoids redundant single-word additions to phrases, drops contradictory tags (no "summer" AND "spring" on the same clip), and aims for sales-optimal description length.

Two new ways to bring videos in. Tap Share in any app — Photos, Files, or anything else — and pick Brollr to drop the video right into Step 1. Or use the new "+" → From Files option to pull clips straight from a connected drone, USB drive, SD card, or iCloud Drive.

Vertical videos are in. Brollr now accepts portrait (9:16) iPhone clips and uploads them to BlackBox with the correct aspect ratio — no more squeezing. Two new ways to import: • Tap Share in any app and pick Brollr to drop a clip into Step 1 • Use "+" → From Files to pull from drones, USB drives, SD cards, or iCloud Drive

Two new ways to bring videos in. Tap Share in any app — Photos, Files, or anything else — and pick Brollr to drop the video right into Step 1. Or use the new "+" → From Files option to pull clips straight from a connected drone, USB drive, SD card, or iCloud Drive.

Fixed wrong country values on the BlackBox CSV. Editorial Country and Shooting Country now match BlackBox's dropdown exactly — including for videos shot in Türkiye, the UK, and US territories. Big batches also keep country data when the lookup briefly rate-limits.

Fixed iPhone export rejections on BlackBox — some 60fps and 30fps videos were rejected for a one-frame frame-rate drift (60.01 instead of 60). Exports now clear cleanly every time, still at full passthrough speed.

Smarter AI keywording — keywords now include multi-word phrases like "aerial view" and "golden hour" instead of just single words, matching how buyers actually search. Keywords are structured by SEO priority so the most important terms come first.

Smarter AI keywording — keywords now include multi-word phrases like "aerial view" and "golden hour" instead of just single words, matching how buyers actually search. Keywords are structured by SEO priority so the most important terms come first.