Creates daily consecutive events, starting with today.
Transfers events for the next day from one calendar to another.
Asks you to pick a day, then calculates the time in between events and copies it so you can share it. Be sure to add filters for your specific calendars.
Looks for the URL in your next meeting and asks if you want to open it.
Build out a series of calendar events for any TV show that comes out on a weekly basis.
Uses the “View Tomorrow” donated shortcut from Calendar app to open into the next day.
Asks you to pick an event, name the project, and generates a blank meeting note template for you to fill out.
Opens the “Notes” folder, which contains notes not yet sorted into folders.
Displays device details in a prompt, incluing OS, device type, system version, system build number, device model, device hostname, and the device name.
Starts two pre-set timers at once, each for different lengths. This version is a pomodoro timer, set to go off at 20 minutes for a break and again 5 minutes after to get back to work.
Sets the scene in my office where I play games that turns off the light direclt behind me to reduce monitor glare.
Opens the Touch ID preferences on Mac laptops and Touch ID settings on compatible iOS devices (including iPad mini).
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