Bulk-add reminders
Prompts you to pick a Reminders list, then lets you type in new tasks all at once and inserts them one-by-one.
Everyday shortcuts.
Prompts you to pick a Reminders list, then lets you type in new tasks all at once and inserts them one-by-one.
Prompts you to enter a new reminder and adds it under Flagged reminders.
Prompts you to pick reminders, then a contact, then assigns those reminder to show up when you’re messaging that person.
Waits a few seconds (to close the shortcut), takes a screenshot, waits for you to return to Shortcuts, then asks you to enter the title before adding it to Reminders.
Dictates text, then splits it by new lines and adds them to Reminders in your groceries list.
Prompts you for a reminder about a type of food you have and when it expires.
Sets a reminder to do the laundry in a few days based on a number you input.
Sets a reminder 40 minutes from now that alerts you that the washing machine is done.
Adds one hour to the current time and sets a reminder telling you the laundry is done.
Creates reminders every hour at 50 minutes in to remind you to stand, repeating throughout the day until 10 pm.
Presents a list of common tasks, then adds select options to the Chores list in Reminders.
Presents a prompt for your query, then searches for the results in Reminders.
Presents the option to choose from “Work” or “Personal” groups, then from the set of lists, then opens the chosen list in Reminders. Works great in the Shortcuts widget.
Uses Siri to speak back the most recently-added reminder in the Reminders app.
Lets you pick a reminder from a specific list and see what time of day you created it.
Looks for incomplete reminders that contain URLs, then lets you pick from the list and open the links in Safari.
Corrects the spelling of the text shared as input or from your clipboard, then presents it a prompt to confirm before copying.
Plays the Connected podcast from Relay.FM with Myke Hurley, Stephen Hackett, and Federico Viticci.
Opens the Perplexity website to Settings > Account, where you can change general settings like the Appearance, as well as subscription details or system settings.
Opens the deep link into Apple News+ for the Emoji game. Here’s how Apple describes it:
“The object of this logic and word puzzle is to complete several phrases with as few moves as possible. Each emoji may be interpreted directly, through association, or in combination with other emoji. When you attempt an answer or expand a clue, it counts as a move.”


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