Does anyone else think a 'motion control' mode for the pocket would be a great feature?

With the same funtionality that you can set keyframed positions for timelapse, if you could set keyframes and a duration for a regular speed pan or tilt you could recreate the same move repeatedly. You could then set the pocket up on a tripod and create great panning effect shots but having the abilty to recreate the same move in a similar way to motion control cameras which would then allow you to comp multiple layers together in post for some great effects.

Anyone else agree or am I alone in thinking of this way to use the pocket?

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Yes, yes, yes to this!
And if sequences could be stored and reused in different modes - video, slomo, timelapse -  - imagine what you could do comping those shots!
( And this kind of exists already in story mode, so it's almost just an enhancement

Requested / suggested in a number of threads allready.

fansfe82067d Posted at 2-1 18:27
Requested / suggested in a number of threads allready.

Where? I'd like to lend my supportto those requests as well but I can only find one mention for the Osmo Pocket: https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=forumdisplay&fid=129&srchforum=motion%20control

i would love to be able to program zoom so i can do dolly zooms...

I have proposed about this multiple time so have many other users.

Hopefully DJI is listening or at least open up the SDK so other 3rd parties like Litchi can add such capabilities to their apps.

To be honest I'm pretty fed up with the dji update policy. They bring out a great product without implementing all possibilities from the beginning, then from time to time roll out an update with implementing some new features. But the longer the product is on the market the less frequently you'll get updates. By the appearance of the successor dji usually forget about you, all you see is "Let me please forward this thread/information to the designated DJI department...." blah blah. Because they want you to buy the new product!
In comparison to fuji for example, the X-T3 (a 2 and a half year old camera) recently got an update which brought the autofocus almost to the same level as the XT-4. That for me is customer loyalty!