What’s New in Shortcuts in iOS and iPadOS 18.2, macOS 15.2, watchOS 11.2, and visionOS 2.2 »

iOS 18.2 brings new Fitness and Stocks actions, Get Current App for scripting, and new macOS support for a set of existing actions.

From Apple Support:

New actions

  • Fitness
    “Open Award,” “Open Session History,” “Open Fitness Settings,” “Open Trophy Case,” “Search in Fitness+,” “Open Trends,” and “Open View” are now available on iOS and iPadOS
  • Freeform
    “Rename Board” and “Update Board” are now available on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS
  • Stocks
    “New Watchlist,” “Open Watchlist,” and “Delete Watchlists” are now available on all platforms
  • More
    “Get Current App” is now available on all platforms

Updated actions

For those building custom shortcuts, some actions have been updated:

  • Home
    “Toggle Accessory or Scene” support has been expanded to macOS
  • Notes
    “Show Notes Folder” support has been expanded to macOS
  • News
    “Show Topic” support has been expanded to macOS
  • Weather
    “Show Weather” support has been expanded to macOS

Good to see so many actions come to Mac – I’m also looking forward to using the Fitness actions. Plus, Get Current App is great for the Action button.

View the original.

Posts You Might Like

Automating blog posts for my podcast Supercomputer
While trying to automate my podcast posts here on my blog, I came up with a helpful shortcut – and wrote 3,000 words explaining my thought process.
Show More
Customize Threads With These 8 Alternate Home Screen Icons
Get these 8 excellent alternate icons and use them with Add to Home Screen for your own personal Threads experience.
Show More
Look ahead at your day with “Agenda”
Learn how to build your own Siri-based Shortcuts – starting with a look ahead at your schedule for the day.
Show More
Apple Shortcuts: The Bicycle for the Mind is Back, but it’s Electric
"To me, whether Jobs intended it this way or not, the “bicycle for the mind” is the tool that empowers you to repurpose it for your specific needs, not just to consume things with it, or use it in the same way as everyone else. "
Show More