Draft · Cut · Clean up

Three stages of video work, one timeline.

Mira is a mobile post-production workspace. Draft a clip from a written direction or a photo you already have, arrange takes on a real timeline, then run repair passes that fix the shakes, noise, and soft edges before anything leaves your device.

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The workspace

Built around what actually happens to a clip

Most footage passes through the same three stages before it is worth sharing. Mira gives each stage its own room instead of burying everything in one export button.

Stage 01

Draft

Start from a written direction or a still frame when you have no footage to work with yet.

  • Text direction to short clip
  • Single photo to motion sequence
  • Shot length and aspect chosen up front
  • Re-roll a take without losing the previous one
Stage 02

Cut

Arrange takes on a multi-track timeline with the editing basics you would expect on desktop.

  • Trim, split, ripple, and reorder
  • Stacked video and audio tracks
  • Captions, titles, and simple transitions
  • Speed ramps and freeze frames
Stage 03

Clean up

Run repair passes on the finished cut so the export holds up on a large screen.

  • Resolution upscale to 1080p or 4K
  • Handheld shake stabilisation
  • Low-light noise reduction
  • Frame interpolation for smoother motion

Toolkit

Smaller things that save a re-shoot

Utilities that sit alongside the main stages, available at any point in a project.

T—01

Aspect reframing

Recut a finished sequence for vertical, square, or widescreen delivery while keeping the subject in frame.

T—02

Audio levelling

Even out clips recorded at different distances, and drop the background hum under dialogue.

T—03

Colour matching

Bring shots from different sessions closer together so a cut does not jump between takes.

T—04

Background separation

Isolate a subject to replace, blur, or dim what sits behind them.

T—05

Export presets

Save the resolution, bitrate, and frame rate you use most, then reuse it across projects.

T—06

Project history

Step back through earlier versions of a sequence rather than rebuilding an edit from scratch.

Pipeline

From an empty project to a saved file

Rendering runs on our processing infrastructure. Everything else — browsing, trimming, previewing — happens locally on your device.

01

Bring material in

Pick clips from your library, record something new, or write a direction for Mira to draft from.

02

Confirm the job

Before anything is uploaded for rendering, Mira shows what will be sent and waits for you to approve it.

03

Build the cut

Assemble the timeline, apply repair passes, and preview at reduced quality until the edit settles.

04

Export and clear

Save the finished file to your device. Working copies held for rendering are removed once the job completes.

Permissions

What Mira asks for, and when

Every permission below is requested at the moment the matching feature is used — never at first launch. Declining one limits that feature only; the rest of the app keeps working.

Requested through the standard system prompt. Revocable at any time in device settings.
Permission Requested when Used for
Photo library You open the media picker to add a clip or still. Reading the items you select. Mira does not scan or index the rest of your library.
Camera You choose to record new footage inside the app. Capturing video for the current project only.
Microphone You record with sound or add a voice-over track. Recording the audio you explicitly start.
Save to library You export a finished sequence. Writing the exported file back to your device.
Notifications You opt in after starting a longer render. Telling you a job has finished. Not used for marketing.

Rendering and repair passes run on external processing partners. We describe the category of recipient and ask for explicit consent before the first transfer. Full detail is in the Privacy & Permissions Notice.

Questions

Before you download

Do I need an account to use Mira?

No. Editing, previewing, and exporting work without registration. We only need contact details if you write to support and want a reply.

What happens to footage I send for rendering?

It is treated as a temporary working file for that single job. Once the render finishes we delete it or irreversibly anonymise it. It is not used to train models, build a profile, or run unrelated experiments.

Can I work offline?

Trimming, arranging, and previewing an existing timeline work without a connection. Drafting a clip and running repair passes need network access because those jobs render remotely.

How do I remove data you hold?

Email support@pgreen.xyz with your request. We reply within the deadlines that apply where you live, and we may ask for enough detail to confirm the request is genuinely yours.

Are exports watermarked?

Files you save go to your device in the format you selected. Any limits that apply to a given export tier are shown in the app before the render starts.

Support, access requests, and feedback

One address reaches the team behind Mira. Privacy requests are handled within the statutory timeframe; everything else we answer as quickly as we can.

support@pgreen.xyz