Accesses the Transistor API to retrieve your analytics data, then summarizes the total downloads over the last 14 days.
Opens the “Ad Locations” page for the latest episode of your Transistor podcast.
Opens the Account section of Transistor.fm where you can manage your profile, turn on two-step authentication, update your billing and subscription details, and copy your API key.
Uses the Transistor API to look at your show data, gets the first show, and extracts the ID for use in your other shortcuts.
Opens to the Subscribers tab of the Transistor website for your podcast where you can see total listeners, how many remaining you have in your plan, manage subscribers, and share an invite link.
Opens to the Campaigns tab on Transistor.fm to let you “configure ads, promotions, announcements, or other audio snippets to be included in your episodes.”
Takes the default embed code for the most “most recent podcast” player, inserts your podcast code, and copies it to your clipboard to be pasted somewhere online
Pauses the Sound Recognition feature (rather than fully disabling it).
Shares a duplicate of your personal contact card designed only for business.
Uses the Show Topic action from News to open into the main Technology news category, which I’ve found is a good superset or generic term that captures all the best stories from tech subjects I’m interested in before I dive into more specific topics.
Prompts you to enter a search query, then generates the deep link into TikTok to the results.
Input a time, then calculate and copy the values for a prefilled list of time zones and corresponding emoji.
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