Apple is working on a revamped version of its Shortcuts app that features Apple Intelligence integration, reports Bloomberg‘s Mark Gurman.
“A revamped version of its Shortcuts app, which today lets users create actions such as launching certain features within apps or playing a particular playlist,” he writes. “The new version will let consumers create those actions using Apple Intelligence models. (This had long been planned for 2025, but delays may push it to 2026.)”
The Apple Shortcuts app — available free at the Apple App Store — allows users to automate tasks and streamline workflows on their devices. By creating custom shortcuts, users can perform multiple actions with a single tap or by asking Siri. These shortcuts can be used to automate tasks like sending messages, playing music, opening apps, or even generating reports.
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