In the latest release, Ulysses has expanded their Shortcuts support with new Action button and Control Center functions – plus a Table of Contents feature and support for Writing Tools from Apple Intelligence.
Instapaper has added Tags on top of Folders for even better organization – and has teased a multi-column view.
Cyberpunk 2077 is coming to MacOS early next year – a tipping point for AAA games on Mac?
Stephen Robles shares 15 new workflows requested from the community in this massive 27-minute Shortcuts video.
Elgato’s new Wave Desk Stand works with mics, cameras, and… your iPad too. I’ve got one on the way and I’m going to mount mine up.
Apple Intelligence will now be rolling out to 16 more countries than the U.S. – with more coming too.
Tim Chaten has identified new additions to the Camera actions in Shortcuts – Spatial Photos and Spatial Videos.
Apple has published a guide for all the new features available in iOS 18 – I made a reference doc, plus two outlines to share.
I had the honor of joining David Sparks and Stephen Hackett as a guest on the venerable Mac Power Users podcast – the show that originally brought me deeper into Apple as a topic!
Apple published release notes for Shortcuts in iOS 18 – here’s everything new this year (so far).
Voice Sync for the Elgato Prompter is now out of beta, along with a new Camera Preview for Display Mode and hotkeys for chapters.
Stephen Robles covers the action updates coming to iOS 18, including a redesign and the Add to Home Screen & Journal actions.
Apple has improved the organization, categorization, and sort order of actions inside the Shortcuts app – a welcome change that should help new users get started.
Elgato has released a beta version of Voice Sync for the Prompter, which automatically scrolls as you speak (and stops when you do).
Check out my folder of shortcuts for Apple’s Journal app for iPhone, which has been updated with new actions in the iOS 18 betas.
Jordan Morgan put together a fantastic guide for App Intents on the Superwall blog – I quoted his Results section here.
EpocCam is a great alternative to Continuity Camera for Mac users when you want to use your iPhone camera instead of your webcam.
Updated once again now that I’m using it again a ton – shortcuts for the Apple Developer app. Works great with Stream Deck.
From the Apple Developer website – a starting point for developers looking to understand Shortcuts and get started with App Intents.
Streaks developer Quentin Zervaas shared this great technique for working with complex parent parameters in App Intents – grouping them into a single, separate entity.