Shortcuts Catalog

Pauses any current media, lowers the volume and brightness to a reasonable amount, turns off any extra network activity, turns on DnD, then presents a menu of actions to take in the YouTube app, including:

- a custom queue
- searching with voice or going straight to Subscriptions
- opening History, Watch Later, and Playlists
- opening shared links for CornerTube automatically
- using Shazam and opening the music video for the song

Opens menus for controlling my HomeKit scenes, controlling my Mac via SSH, setting up environment-type scenes or actions, activating other smart assistants, or controlling Sound Recognition.

Takes the current contents of your clipboard, stores it, and presents it alongside values from iCloud Drive previously stored with this shortcut to copy later.

If more than the preset Number of items are stored, the shortcut will only present number of recent items.

Presents a menu for you to:
• Open the handwriting folder in Notes
• Create a new document with today’s date for writing in
• Copy the text out of a note in the folder
• Open the Pencil page in Settings

Presents a series of actions for Craft, including:
• Opening workspaces, docs, or My Documents
• Adding to existing docs
• Making new docs from scratch, by combining notes, or using Markdown templates
• Opening into specific docs I’m working on

Presents a series of menus, starting with length of the workout to set Do Not Disturb, which device to set the Apple TV up or to pick Noise Control & then opens into a workout type of your on the current device using a deep link.

Presents options for various health activities:
• Meditation, showering, and brushing teeth
• Logging water/caffeine
• Opening the Fitness app and setting manual stand reminders
• Performing an anxiety awareness check
• Setting a nap timer
• Setting your alarm by the sunrise time or changing your sleep schedule

Opens into a variety of pages in the Health app, including: sleep, nutrition, handwashing, toothbrushing, activity, flights climbed, body measurements, mobility, heart data, VO2 max info, environmental volume levels, and headphone levels.

Presents a large list of actions related to acting on links with Safari:
• Searching the web for topics
• Opening URLs, deep links, or into Safari reader
• Adding articles to Reading list/Reminders or speaking them aloud
• Getting the original link for shortened URLs/redirects
• Running pages through Snopes or the Wayback Machine
• Viewing source code, grabbing header images, or utilizing RSS feeds
• Running Javascript on current Safari pages
• Doing keyword research

Presents a menu for actions to take using Twitter, including:

• Opening Twitter, Twitter News, and Lists
• Tweeting & live-tweeting with a hashtag
• Searching for Links, your own Tweets, and via People You Follow
• Opening “Followers You Know” for a person
• Grabbing a Markdown version of a tweet
• Extracting every tweet shared into a simpler dictionary

Presents a menu for options related to the Get My Location action and the GPS coordinates associated with it, allowing you to copy them, share them with someone, or log the spot in Notes. Also includes an option to open Find My Friends and see where your devices/friends are located.

Shows options for using Maps:
• Searching, getting driving directions, getting travel time
• Picking destinations halfway, logging mileage
• Driving to specific places or picking types of locations
• Using biking directions, transit resources, and rideshare actions

Presents a menu of various commands for controlling podcasts in Overcast, including changing episodes, starring the current episode, switching chapters, changing speeds, setting the Sleep Timer, seeking playback, starting up playback, saving quotes, copying links from show notes, and opening into the Podcasts app. Also includes Share sheet option for Adding to Overcast from Podcasts, and actions from Timery for formatting durations.

Presents a menu of various activities for preparing to record a podcast, including contacting your cohost, researching stories, reading up on those stories later, grabbing the titles & links and formatting them for Google Docs, opening said Google Doc, and more.

Shows options for various ways to watch video, whether picture-in-picture on the current device or using an Apple TV setup. Includes scenes for TV mode and movie mode, a way to quickly put lyrics onto an Apple TV, and a quick link to the latest $0.99 rental in iTunes.

Presents a menu for various gaming apps, HomeKit scenes, chatting with gaming friends, or for sharing your game codes.

Presents a series of options for utilizing your camera apps, sharing from albums you don’t use enough, capturing unique images using stitching, opening camera settings, & accessing the Magnifier.

Presents a series of options for photographers to utilize Lightroom, pick selects, clear shots, or organize photos from the day, and check Golden Hour so they can get out and take the best photos. Also includes option for specialized camera manufacturer apps.

Allows you to perform a series of calculations, either by typing it out, using a tip calculator, checking the percentage change between two values, counting or splitting up lists, and doing conversions like timestamps to seconds, time between dates, and MPH KM per HR or Miles Kilometers.

Includes a menu of various deep links into the Settings app, curated for my personal needs/most common use cases; also includes a way to reset any connections if you’re having issues.

Contains deep links to various iPad settings, including multitasking controls, keyboard backlight brightness, and other keyboard settings. Also includes a subroutine for my Handwriting shortcut, plus the ability to open Luna Display.

Multitool for managing Shortcuts, including:
• Researching from the User Guide, the Gallery, and MacStories
• Opening Shortcuts, running shortcuts, and editing shortcuts
• Listing your shortcuts, folder names, or generating iCloud links
• Checking your Shortcuts stats
• Generating deep links back into Shortcuts

Takes any data coming from the share sheet or clipboard and opens into the Shortcuts app to the Content Graph viewer, a mode that exposes the underlying components of content that's being passed through each step of your shortcuts.

The Content Graph is how Shortcuts knows which actions connect to each other, how to intelligently convert data from one type to another, and exposes magic variables/extra details to the user that lets them extract individual bits of data from the resulting content coming from actions.

Meant primarily for "Run Shortcut" as a debugging step, this takes the shortcut input and displays it in an alert so the user can see what type of content is being passed through – accounts for images/media in a notification if present.

Also displays the option to Continue or Cancel the current shortcut in case you want to stop and fix something.

Works with content copied to the clipboard as well.