When you’re finished adding shortcuts to LockFlow, tap on one to give it an icon and test it if you’d like. You also have the option of adding shortcuts by hand inside LockFlow, but you need to be careful to enter the exact name of the shortcut for the widget to work.Īdding a shortcut to LockFlow can be accomplished in the app or with a helper shortcut. However, because Lock Screen widget space is limited, I expect that most people won’t need to use the helper shortcut often. If you have hundreds of shortcuts, the scrolling performance of the helper shortcut isn’t great. The shortcuts you pick will then be listed in the LockFlow app for turning into widgets. When you run it, the shortcut prompts you to pick the shortcuts for which you’d like to make Lock Screen widgets. The first option is to use a special helper shortcut that’s bundled with the app.
There are a couple of ways to set up your shortcuts to work with LockFlow. The app makes it incredibly simple to add shortcut widgets to your iPhone Lock Screen. That’s why I was glad to see a brand new app called LockFlow released alongside the iOS 16 release. Still, you can never have too many options because more options mean more contexts where running the shortcut saves time. Fortunately, that’s rarely the case because shortcuts can be triggered in so many ways. A shortcut isn’t worth building if invoking it is more trouble than doing the same thing another way.
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