I’m Testing Pushcut Automations

One of my goals has always been to figure out a straight-forward way to connect Zapier and Shortcuts.

One of those ways is Pushcut, via a local automations server it runs constantly on a device. But until today I didn’t have a spare device…so now I’m testing the server.

I’ll report my findings, and likely do a tutorial video for the Creator Crew 🙂

Similar Posts

  • |

    How I Keep my Email at Inbox Zero

    Do you suffer from too many emails? Have a 4 digit badge on your mail app? Constantly buried in a deluge of unread email? If you’re anything like me, just that sentence stressed me out. That’s why I have a process in place.

  • Moving my Podcast Process to Notion from Airtable

    I’ve begun the process of moving my entire operation from Airtable to Notion, and while most of it has been smooth sailing, soon I’m starting what will likely be the most difficult move: my podcast production process. I’ve walked through various parts of the process, like booking guests, but Airtable is basically the brain of…

  • |

    Get Your Inbox Under Control (Automatically) with SaneBox

    Full Disclosure: SaneBox is a sponsor of my podcast, but boy do I love this tool. Have you ever seen someone’s phone and noticed an email notification badge with a 4 digit number (OR ARE YOU THAT PERSON)? It makes my skin crawl! My inbox serves as a todo list for me, so a lot…

  • I’m Using ChatGPT Almost Exclusively Through Raycast

    Today I wanted to do a little show-and-tell for how I’ve been using ChatGPT. It’s been exclusively through my new favorite Mac App, Raycast. On top of being an app launcher with a bunch if productivity tools built-in, it serves as an interface for ChatGPT. There are a few different ways you can interact with…

  • Writing Faster Newsletters with Zapier, Pocket, and Evernote

    Over the past year or so, I’ve made a concerted effort to grow my mailing list. After lots of conventional wisdom from podcast guests, blog posts, and online courses, I felt it wasn’t really an option to ignore the advice! But one of the hurdles for me was actually putting together the newsletter. It was…