The must-try iPhone shortcut to help you remember everything »

Kurt Knutsson has written about Apple’s “Remember This” shortcut – an excellent starter shortcut for anyone trying to learn the app.

From Kurt Knutsson of the CyberGuy Report over on Yahoo:

With the power of technology at our fingertips, it’s becoming easier to manage daily life, even for those grappling with issues such as short-term memory loss. Apple’s “Remember This” shortcut is one such tool that acts as an invaluable assistant for memory support and mindfulness.

This shortcut lets you quickly build a visual and textual log of your daily activities and serves as a handy digital journal.

Here’s a step-by-step guide on setting it up and using it effectively.

I missed sharing about this shortcut when it was originally released by Apple back in May – worth checking out for sure.

Read the full article.

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