Opening Analyse on a phone now switches to a dedicated single-column view — full-width video with a thumb-sized transport strip directly beneath it, the comms bar, and a tap-to-seek marker list. No more pinch-zooming the desktop layout
The marker list runs newest-first and caps at three rows with scrolling, so a busy session never shrinks the video; tap any marker to jump the video there
The video, transport strip and angle toolbar join into one clean card, the navigation bar steps aside to give the session every vertical pixel, and desktop-only controls (layout arranging, vertical timeline, drag dividers) are tucked away
Voice Comms
Push-to-talk now behaves on iPhone and iPad — holding the button no longer pops the iOS copy callout, a drifting finger stays keyed, and the mic can never stick open when the system interrupts the touch. PTT is a proper thumb button on touch screens
New full-screen push-to-talk mode — tap the expand button for the live video and transport controls in the top half and a big hold-anywhere-to-talk surface in the bottom half. A walkie-talkie with a monitor
Everyone in the room gets their own row of finger-sized pills in the comms bar — mute, timeline cursor and follow are all easy taps. Following a colleague shows a compact link strip, and chat opens within the page instead of covering the screen
Removed the connection-quality signal bars — they never told you anything you could act on
iPad
Marker schema buttons, chat controls and the transport bar are all sized for touch — live tagging from a bench iPad works with fingers, not fingernails
Fixes
The loop in and loop out buttons wore each other's icons — loop in is now the arrow entering the opening bracket, loop out the closing bracket, across all three video players
