Bike: Automate with Shortcuts »

Bike Outliner for Mac has added 14 new actions to Shortcuts to automate your outlines, including a video tutorial.

Jesse Grosjean of Hog Bay Software wrote about the 14 new Shortcuts actions he’s added to his app Bike Outliner:

Bike provides a complete suite of shortcut actions. You can create, edit, move, and delete rows. You can also search for rows and expand or collapse the outline.

In the post, he shares the example Save Link shortcut, plus this tutorial below – and he’s left a comment on the post with more shortcuts to try out:

Read the full post, plus check out Bike Outliner on the Mac App Store or on the web. (via MacStories, plus their original review).

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