If you’ve been looking for a simple and user-friendly way to enhance your productivity on macOS, it’s time to use Shortery. Shortery is a powerful application that allows you to automate your Shortcuts with various triggers, making your workflow seamless and efficient. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced Mac user, Shortery makes automation approachable.
What is Shortery?
Shortery is a macOS automation tool designed to work hand-in-hand with Apple’s Shortcuts app. While Shortcuts allows you to build solutions, Shortery takes it a step further by letting them run automatically based on specific triggers like app launches, system events, or even when your Mac locks.
Step-by-Step Guide to Using Shortery
- Create a New Automation: Open Shortery and click “New Automation”.
- Select a Trigger: A trigger is the event that activates your shortcut. For example, you can choose the Application Trigger so that your shortcut runs whenever a specific app opens or closes.
- Name and Group Your Automation: Give your automation a clear name and, if desired, assign it to a group.
- Choose the Shortcut to Run: Next, select the shortcut you want to run automatically. – This could be anything from a workflow that cleans your desktop to one that opens your favorite work apps.
- Configure System and App Options:
- Decide whether the shortcut should run even when your system is locked.
- Then select the application that Shortery will watch, and define which event the automation should respond to—such as when the app opens, closes, or becomes active.
Why Use Shortery?
By choosing to use Shortery, you can take advantage of macOS Shortcuts without constantly triggering them manually. It saves time, streamlines repetitive tasks, and makes your Mac experience effortless.
Conclusion
If you’re ready to supercharge your Mac automation, download Shortery and start building your first automation today. It’s simple, powerful, and designed to make your digital life easier.
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