New in the Shortcuts Library: Groceries shortcuts
If you’re looking for a better to manage your groceries in the Reminders app, check out my new folder of shortcuts for Groceries.
If you’re looking for a better to manage your groceries in the Reminders app, check out my new folder of shortcuts for Groceries.
Stephen Robles has a quick 10-minute video on using the new Get Orientation and Get Physical Activity actions from iOS 17.4.
New in iOS 17.4 – customize your Action button with Get Orientation and Get Activity, take advantage of Clipboard actions in visionOS, and enjoy a more stable Shortcuts for Mac.
Following up on their clever Authorship feature, the team at iA has added Shortcuts support to iA Writer.
Check out my new set of shortcuts for Disney+ subscribers. These work on iPhone, iPad, and the web – plus using Add to Dock on Mac.
Apple has added a great set of free movies for Apple TV+ subscribers – and I made a shortcut that links to the page in the TV app.
For moviegoers, this set of shortcuts makes it easier to get your tickets on Fandango, head to the theater, and keep track of what you’ve seen.
New in the Shortcuts Library – shortcuts for finding movies, theaters, or news on Fandango.
Mona, a highly-customizable Mastodon client, has added extensive Shortcuts support, including the ability to schedule posts – check out the story from Jonathan Reed on MacStories.
I’ve just released a new set of shortcuts for the YouTube app – from opening the main feed to accessing your library to interacting with YouTube on TV.
In his iPhone setup video, Stephen Robles mentioned how he finds the Today view off to the left of your iPhone Home Screen is the best place to use Shortcuts – I agree.
Chris Lawley shares his top shortcuts and automations for working on the iPad – I always love seeing the latest versions of Chris’ workflow.
Developers Christian Selig and Marcos Tanaka have added URL schemes for their apps Juno and Play to pass YouTube links back-and-forth – and MacStories built out shortcuts for it all.
MacStories editor Federico Viticci has shared his set of shortcuts and automations for interacting with your day’s tasks in Things – check out the post from Club MacStories.
Check out my short concept video for using Shortcuts with Apple Vision Pro. Built using the visionOS beta, these shortcuts use Open App – and I want Apple to add my simulated “pinning” functionality.
To go along with my Apple Vision Pro concept video, here are my Rooms shortcuts – each include apps designed for specific contexts throughout your house while wearing the headset.
Staying on top of your App Store subscriptions is important – use this technique and my shortcut to get a repeating reminder to check regularly.
Built for the Callsheet app from indie developer Casey Liss, these shortcuts are designed to help you find more information about TV shows or movies you are watching.
Built for linking to podcasts mentioning my work, this shortcut uses Apple Podcasts and Pixelmator Pro for Mac to perform a ML crop on the show artwork to generate a 16×9 image for a blog post.
The team at MacStories have found a way to search the App Store for apps supporting Vision Pro – using Shortcuts, of course.