
Open current shortcuts
Opens a Shortcuts folder named “Current” so you can access shortcuts you are actively working on.
Welcome to my public Shortcuts Library!
Check out the collection below to get started with Shortcuts — there are over 700 in 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.
Shortcuts built based on the new actions in the iOS 16 public betas.
These are available in early access for members ahead of the public catalog update this fall alongside iOS 16 — these may be updated before release.
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.
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.
Opens a Shortcuts folder named “Current” so you can access shortcuts you are actively working on.
Opens the All Shortcuts tab to show your App Shortcuts plus your custom shortcuts.
Opens the “My Shortcuts” view to show only your custom shortcuts and no App Shortcuts.
Opens the Share Sheet folder in Shortcuts so you can add, remove, or sort included shortcuts.
Opens the Gallery tab of the Shortcuts app where you can see Suggested Shortcuts.
Prompts you to enter a query, then opens Shortcuts filtered by that term.
Searches the Shortcuts app for the word “Mac” to find your Mac-related shortcuts.
Opens the Mac app for Voice Memos, either locally or remotely from another device using Siri.
Prompts you for a query, then filters Voice Memos by their titles.
Prompts you to pick from your main list of voice memos and opens it.
Prompts you to pick from your list of voice memos and plays one immediately.
Immediately starts playing the most recent voice memo taken.
Deselect a speaker and remove it from the playback group.
Adds the HomePod mini in my bedroom and HomePod in my studio as a speaker group.
Removes the HomePod from the active group when I’m done in the Studio.
Seeks playback forward by 30 seconds on my studio HomePod.
Sends audio from the current device to my studio HomePod using Hand Off or AirPlay 2.
Takes the audio playing on my HomePod and uses Hand Off to pass it directly back to my iPhone.
Asks you to add tasks on new lines, then repeats through them and ask them to Fantastical.
The following sections contain views that filter the Shortcuts Library by custom categorizations I’ve applied on top on my shortcuts.
More coming soon…
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:
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