Shortcutor

Shortcutor provides a desktop environment for creating and modifying Siri Shortcuts that run on iOS 12‑14. It runs on macOS, Windows and Linux, letting users copy, cut and paste actions between shortcuts, drag and drop to build large workflows, and import one shortcut as a module into another for modular development. The editor also supports editing dictionaries, contacts and JSON data directly, and highlights nested logical structures such as if‑conditions and loops with color‑coded layers to aid comprehension.

The tool mirrors the full set of iOS shortcut actions, including app extensions, manual variables, magic variables, arrays, Boolean operations and other logic primitives, giving a complete editing experience comparable to the on‑device Shortcuts app. Users can organize shortcuts in hierarchical folders, export the visual representation as high‑resolution PNG or JPG images, and package combined shortcuts for sharing.

Shortcutor targets power users and developers who design complex automation flows on iOS but prefer a larger screen and desktop‑style workflow management. Its stable release emphasizes full compatibility with recent iOS versions and comprehensive feature support for advanced shortcut construction.