You Can Now Use Siri Shortcuts On These Third-Party Apps

Apple recently started rolling out iOS 12 to a bunch of iOS devices, which also meant the Shortcuts app was finally made available on the App Store. The app, which works quite a lot like IFTTT on Android, allows users to create custom shortcuts for apps and actions that they use the most. The Shortcuts app naturally works with a number of native iOS apps like Contacts, Calendar, Maps, Music, Photos, Camera, Reminders, Safari and Health, but that’s not all.

Quite a few third-party apps have already added support for Siri Shortcuts and we’ve compiled a list of some of the best third-party apps that make use of the new functionality. Here are some of the best third-party apps that support Siri Shortcuts:

Pandora

The Pandora app has now received support for Siri Shortcuts and it will allow users to play a specific station, playlist or album using a custom shortcut that you can set up within Pandora’s settings section.

Downloads from the App Store (Free)

Streaks

Streaks has also included a new ‘Add to Siri’ shortcut button which will allow users to record custom phrases to complete their daily tasks and keep up with their goals.

Downloads from the App Store ($4.99)

PCalc

According to a recent tweet, PCalc has also added a Siri Shortcut button which will allow users to record custom shortcuts for commands like converting currencies, setting the clipboard, opening conversation and more.

Downloads from the App Store ($9.99)

CARROT Weather

CARROT Weather, the quirky weather application, has also added support for Siri Shortcuts which will allow users to ask for forecast details for any location that has been saved in the app.

Downloads from the App Store ($4.99)

The Weather Channel

Much like CARROT Weather, The Weather Channel app also provides support for Siri Shortcuts allowing users to ask for forecasts. However, the forecasts will be just a little more traditional in this case.

Downloads from the App Store (Free)

Things

The Things app, which allows users to create to-do lists, has also received support for Siri Shortcuts and users will be able to create voice commands for common actions to see their to-do list for the day or add items to existing lists.

Downloads from the App Store ($9.99)

Sky Guide

Sky Guide, the app which allows users to see a map of the night sky, has also added Siri Shortcuts which will allow users to point their device at the night sky and ask Siri to name a star, planet, etc.

Downloads from the App Store ($2.99)

Citymapper

Transit navigation app Citymapper has also rolled out support for Siri Shortcuts, allowing users to check travel times, routes, info on disruptions, and more.

Downloads from the App Store (Free)

Google News

Google News has also added support for Siri Shortcuts which will now allow users to navigate to their favorite news sources or other saved topics using voice commands.

Downloads from the App Store (Free)

TripIt

Travel planner TripIt now also comes with support for Siri Shortcuts allowing user to customize voice commands that can trigger travel related tasks like getting flight detail and other travel plans.

Downloads from the App Store (Free)

Trello

Trello’s iOS 12 update also brings support for Siri Shortcuts which allow users to organize just a little bit better by setting up custom phrases to open specific card or boards that they’ve created.

Downloads from the App Store (Free)

Monster Job Search

Job searching is also getting more intuitive as the Monster Job Search app now also supports Siri Shortcuts, allowing users to create shortcuts for their favorite searches.

Downloads from the App Store (Free)

Bear

The popular note taking app Bear has also received an iOS 12-ready update with support for Siri Shortcuts. Users can now instantly create notes by issuing custom voice commands.

Downloads from the App Store (Free)

Ulysses

Ulysses, one of the most popular text editors on macOS and iOS, has also received support for Siri Shortcuts which will allow users to setup custom phrases to create new sheets, open old sheets and groups, and do a whole lot more with just voice commands.

Downloads from the App Store (Free)

Halide

According to a recent tweet from the developers, the Halide camera app has also received support for Siri Shortcuts, which will allow users to create custom phrases to remotely click photos.

Downloads from the App Store ($5.99)

See Also: 14 Cool iPhone Shortcuts You Should Be Using

Since it has just been a day since Apple started rolling out iOS 12, there aren’t many apps that support Shortcuts right now. However, we expect more developers to add support for Shortcuts over the next couple of weeks. In case we missed out on any other cool apps that include support for Siri Shortcuts, let us know in the comments section below.