With that, we give you the 2023 Automation April Shortcuts Contest winners and the shortcuts they’ve created. There are some real gems among the honorable mentions, so don’t forget to check them out too. We’ve also included a handful of honorable mentions to showcase some of our favorite shortcuts that didn’t win a category. Like last year, the quality of submissions to the contest made it exceptionally hard to pick the top shortcuts, but with the help of Simon Støvring, Jack Wellborn, Christopher Lawley, Matthew Cassinelli, Jason Snell, and Rosemary Orchard, we have come up with winners in each category. The Shortcuts community is a vibrant and generous group of which we’re fortunate to be a part. That’s reflected not just in the ingenuity of the shortcuts created by participants but also in their willingness to work with others in the Club MacStories+ Discord community and elsewhere to work together and learn. What all of the shortcuts we judged had in common is a dedication to problem-solving. The shortcuts we reviewed ran the gamut from simple shortcuts with a few actions to complex systems for automating elaborate workflows.
We judged well over 100 shortcuts in the following categories. This year’s Automation April Shortcuts Contest was no exception. John: One of the things I love about judging Automation April is seeing the wide variety of problems people use Shortcuts to solve and their creativity in solving them.
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