Changelog
What changed in each version. The app updates itself, so you get every version below with one click.
1.2.9
New
- The sign-in screen has "Resend code". It turns on 30 seconds after the last code, and the new code replaces the old one. If the email doesn't show up, the screen reminds you to check your spam folder.
- The plan screen says "No card needed" under the trial button and tells you what day 7 brings: how much time clicking cost you that week and how much shortcuts saved.
- The video after your first practice is shorter, 39 seconds instead of 75. It explains how your first plan comes together: Shortcut Flow counts your clicks on buttons that have a shortcut, and after 50 it builds the plan.
- The setup videos no longer leave an empty screen while the voice talks. Each picture comes in with the words that describe it.
- In the eurozone, prices show in euros: €7 a month or €49 once.
Fixed
- Every computer gets one free week. When another account already used it on yours, the app now says so instead of "Trial ended", and "Continue without hints" lets you finish setting up.
1.2.8
Fixed
- Check Now no longer goes grey when an update is already downloaded. The button turns into "Restart to Update" and installs it right away. The menu bar item does the same.
- The update window opens in front of Settings instead of behind it.
1.2.7
New
- Hints now quiz you. For a shortcut you've already practiced, the hint hides its keys first and asks which keys it is. A fresh shortcut hides only the letter, a stronger one hides every key. After a second and a half the keys show up on their own.
- Press the shortcut while the keys are still hidden and the hint turns green with "You remembered it."
1.2.6
New
- The voice in the onboarding videos is back in sync with the pictures and the captions. In 1.2.5 it could start up to a second and a half too early.
- "The next few days" opens the Cheatsheet on screen when the voice mentions it.
- "Watch how hints work" and "Watch how the coach works" in Settings play by themselves when you open the tab, muted. Click the speaker to hear the voice.
- The voice in the onboarding guide reads 20% faster.
1.2.5
New
- Hints are on from the start. They show up only in apps with your plan, and only for the 3 shortcuts you're learning right now: the ones you still click most often with the mouse. When you master one, the next one takes its place. If you turned hints off, they stay off.
- The onboarding videos play 20% faster, and "Welcome to Shortcut Flow", "How Shortcut Flow works" and "The next few days" have new narration. So does "Watch how hints work" in Settings.
- The sample practice tells you what to do: click Practice to start, then press all the keys of the shortcut.
1.2.4
New
- "The next few days" shows where to watch your plan grow: the bar under the app's name in the small window, which fills up as you click.
- "First use" is shorter, and the narration in "Welcome to Shortcut Flow" and "How Shortcut Flow works" is clearer.
- Windows: the onboarding videos have a speed button, from 0.75× to 2×.
- Windows: confetti after your first practice and after you sign in.
Fixed
- Windows: when you replay the onboarding from Settings, the sample practice no longer asks you to sign in.
1.2.3
New
- The welcome videos are shorter. "How Shortcut Flow works" now covers what used to take two chapters, so you get to your first practice after three videos instead of four.
- All onboarding videos have new narration and captions, including "First use" and "The next few days".
1.2.2
New
- When your free week ends, Shortcut Flow plays it back as a short story: your streak, the shortcuts you learned, the time you got back and what clicks still cost you. The last card lets you pick a plan.
- The practice button in the monthly recap email opens Shortcut Flow and starts practice on the shortcuts from that email.
1.2.1
New
- When your free week ends, Shortcut Flow plays it back as a short story: your streak, the shortcuts you learned, the time you got back and what clicks still cost you. The last card lets you pick a plan.
- The practice button in the monthly recap email opens Shortcut Flow and starts practice on the shortcuts from that email.
1.2.0
New
- Every Monday Shortcut Flow shows your week: how often you used a shortcut instead of clicking, how much time that gave you back and what clicks still cost you. Click the notification or the dot on the Shortcut Flow icon to watch it. Share turns a card into an image you can send.
- Once a month an email sums up your month. Turn it off in Settings under Monthly recap email, or with the link in the email.
- After an update, a notification tells you which version you have and opens this page.
- Your personal plan puts actions you clicked in the last 14 days first. An action you haven't clicked for 60 days leaves the plan.
- Once your personal plan opens, it stays open, even when old clicks drop out.
1.1.4
New
- New onboarding. The clips have a new script, a new voice and captions, and the first one takes under 20 seconds.
- Your personal plan builds itself from 50 clicks in each app. The Shortcut Flow window shows how far along you are, for example "32 of 50 clicks".
- Settings has short clips that show Hints and the Coach in action.
- A reminder comes at most once a day per app, and only after your personal plan exists.
- When your free week ends, you see what it gave you: time saved, time spent clicking and the shortcuts you learned.
Fixed
- The onboarding window no longer jumps when you move between steps.
1.1.3
New
- Onboarding ends with a plan step: start a free 7-day trial or enter a code from a friend.
- A congrats screen when you finish the setup.
- Windows: Shortcut Flow recognizes the icon buttons in Obsidian and knows its shortcuts.
Fixed
- Smaller fixes in onboarding.
1.1.1 and 1.1.2
- Test releases for the update system. Nothing changes in the app.
1.1
New
- Shortcut Flow updates itself. When a new version comes out, you install it with one click.
- Windows: report a wrong hint straight from the hint. Settings lists the hints you reported.
Fixed
- Windows: starting Shortcut Flow a second time no longer closes the copy in the tray.