Welcome to my Shortcuts Library!
Check out the collection below to get started with Shortcuts — there are over 700 total across the free and members-only collections.
Members also get bundle shortcuts, which compile each folder into single shortcuts so you can get all the benefits in one download.
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Browse the latest shortcuts available for free or members-only.
Free shortcuts are easier to understand, solve a simple use case, or ideas that everyone should have in their collection.
Members-only shortcuts are more complex, solve specific use cases very well, and represent my unique ideas.
In general, an entire folder of shortcuts are either all free or all members-only — except the bundle shortcuts available on each page.
Shows the Search tab in Ivory, which shows the Trending posts feature under Browse.
Shows the Mentions-only tab in Ivory with replies to your Mastodon posts.
Displays the current song playing in Apple Music in the Menu Bar.
Pick from a list of pre-determined options to display in the Menu Bar.
Grabs a to-do from Things set for Today and displays it in the Menu Bar using One Thing.
Displays a random to-do that’s due today from Things in the Menu Bar.
All shortcuts are collected into the same folders that I use in the Shortcuts app, color-coded by the larger category groups.
This section shows both free and members-only shortcuts together in the same lists, unless otherwise specified.
The following sections contain views that filter the Shortcuts Library by custom categorizations I’ve applied on top on my shortcuts.
Some actions are more straightforward, while some take a bit to learn about and implement in your shortcuts.
Browse them depending your current comfort level, then move up a level to see what else is possible next:
Some actions are more straightforward, while some take a bit to learn about and implement in your shortcuts.
Browse them depending your current comfort level, then move up a level to see what else is possible next: