You can use the back tap gesture on iPhone to open any app or do any task via the Shortcuts App. I show you how to make a basic shortcut and how to assign it to the back tap feature in iOS 14.

The iPhone Shortcuts app is one of Apple’s lesser-used tools, but it can amp up your device's capabilities. Try out these ideas and then build your own.

Apple's "Remember This" shortcut helps you to keep a tracking of everything you do on a daily basis in order to prevent you from forgetting things to do.

The app’s name contains it — a method to create a shortcut of practically whatever you want your iPhone (or iPad or Apple Watch) to do using the app. I am mostly focused on the iPhone here.

Set timers for apps to manage scrolling time. Use Geo Shortcuts to kick in when arriving at locations. Employ a third-party app blocker like The Brick to limit app use. Your iPhone can do so much ...

Follow these steps on an iPhone or iPad running the latest build of iOS 18 if you want to disable the notifications for your shortcuts: Launch the Shortcuts app on your iPhone.

On the Shortcuts app, choose the + icon, select OpenAI ChatGPT, and "Start voice conversation with ChatGPT." Thanks to the new GPT-4o, conversations are natural and full of context.