In this episode, Rosemary and David dive into how they do a daily brief with Shortcuts on their devices.

Dark Noise Developer Charlie Chapman joins the Automators to talk about his automation story and how he implemented automation in his Dark Noise application.

Charlie Chapman

The new Dark Noise beta.

Sample Base64 Encoding Shortcut

In this week Rosemary and David dive headfirst into the feedback pile and look at Launchcuts as well as the new Pushcut automation server feature - and eye up some beta apps too!

Folders for Shortcuts, $7.99

Adam's website

For any kind of feedback

Beta feedback

Adam Tow's shortcut which enables more automation

This app is still in beta.

Apple pre-empted us!

Doug Adams from Doug's AppleScripts joins us to explain how he got started with AppleScripts, some of his favorites, and scripting areas of interest outside of AppleScript.

Doug Adams

Doug's old Tex-Edit Plus Scripts

In this episode, David and Rosemary look at their automations surrounding capture and review. Between Shortcuts and web based automations, Drafts and URL schemes there's plenty you can automate.

Folders (and more) for Shortcuts by Adam Tow

Toolbox Pro developer (and documentary film editor) Alex Hay joins us to explain how he stumbled from scratching his own itch to making a powerful Siri Shortcuts utility app, Toolbox Pro.

Alex Hay

In this episode, Rosemary and David tackle health tracking and how we can automate it to get all of the pluses with as few negatives as possible. From "smartifying" health devices, to building habits and accountability, it's all covered.

This uses metric data to calculate the BMI.

Tim Stringer from LearnOmniFocus.com joins the Automators to talk about his Mac, iOS, and web-based automation.

Tim Stringer

Tim's "Not at home" shortcut.

In this episode, David and Rosemary try all sorts of iBeacons and look at why, where, when, and how you use these little devices.

App developer Simon Leeb joins us to talk about his automation journey that turned into building an automation app, Pushcut. We also stray into the world of iBeacon and automation.

Simon Leeb