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Shortcuts (Quick Open)

F Tier

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3.95.0K ratings

FreeIn-App Purchases

2.0ysince update

Productivity
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Utilities
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4+age rating

1language

Made for iPhone

Made for iPad

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What is Shortcuts (Quick Open)?

Opens favorite apps from the lock screen, Today View widget, or Haptic Touch on the app icon.

Shortcuts (Quick Open) is a free Productivity app that lets you open a set of listed apps directly from the lock screen, the Today View widget, or Haptic Touch on the app icon. The description lists system apps such as Calendar, Mail, Maps, Music, Notes, Phone, Photos, and Safari, plus a long list of third-party apps including Dropbox, Spotify, Slack, WhatsApp, and Zoom. The listing describes these as shortcuts currently featured in the app.

Pricing. Shortcuts (Quick Open) is free to download, with in-app purchases on the App Store.

Good for

Jumping straight into a frequently used app from the lock screen
Opening a favorite app from the Today View widget
Quickly calling a chosen contact from the Phone shortcut

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Why this app is in F tier

35/100The average of 4 parts, with no weights

Rating62

Ratings77

App Store search rank0

Update recency0

F tier follows from that score within this list. The full explanation, as data.

Description

Quickly open your favorite apps using Shortcuts!

Open apps directly from the lock screen, the Today View widget, or via Haptic touch on the app icon

Currently featuring shortcuts to

(System)
-App Store
-Calendar
-iBooks
-Mail
-Maps
-Music
-Notes
-Phone (choose a contact to quick call)
-Photos
-Podcasts
-Safari
(3rd Party)
-Amazon
-Amazon Music
-Audible
-Box
-Dropbox
-Evernote
-Facebook
-Facebook Messenger
-Fitbit
-Google
-Google Calendar
-Google Chrome
-Google Drive
-Google Gmail
-Google Hangouts
-Google Maps
-Google Photos
-HBO GO
-Instagram
-KakaoTalk
-Kindle
-Line
-LinkedIn
-Lyft
-Netflix
-Outlook
-Pinterest
-Pokemon Go
-Reddit
-Skype
-Slack
-Snapchat
-SoundCloud
-Spotify
-Square Cash
-Telegram
-TikTok
-Tinder
-Twitter
-Uber
-Venmo
-Waze
-WeChat
-WhatsApp
-Yahoo Finance
-Yahoo Weather
-Yelp
-Youtube
-YouTube Music
-Zoom

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Shortcuts (Quick Open)

F tier

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A tier

Minimalist Launcher

S tier

Dumb Phone (dp)

S tier

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S tier

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Dumb Phone (dp)S tier4.6 ★View 4

Minimalist LauncherS tier4.6 ★View 5

Launcher with Multiple WidgetsA tier4.5 ★View 6

Shortcuts (Quick Open)F tier3.9 ★View

Questions about Shortcuts (Quick Open)

Is the app free?

Yes.

Where can I open the shortcuts from?

The description says apps can be opened from the lock screen, the Today View widget, or via Haptic Touch on the app icon.

Which apps are included?

The listing names system apps such as App Store, Calendar, Mail, Maps, Music, Notes, Phone, Photos, Podcasts, and Safari, and third-party apps such as Amazon, Dropbox, Google Chrome, Instagram, Netflix, Spotify, WhatsApp, and Zoom. It says.

Is Shortcuts (Quick Open) right for me?

Shortcuts (Quick Open) is built for jumping straight into a frequently used app from the lock screen, opening a favorite app from the today view widget, quickly calling a chosen contact from the phone shortcut. It sits in the app launching list on AppTierList.

Is Shortcuts (Quick Open) worth it?

Shortcuts (Quick Open) is F tier, ranked #6 of 6 app launching apps with a score of 35 out of 100, from a 3.9 App Store rating across 5,002 ratings. 5 apps rank above it in the same list.

How does Shortcuts (Quick Open) compare to Launcher with Multiple Widgets?

Shortcuts (Quick Open) is F tier at 35; Launcher with Multiple Widgets is A tier at 91. Launcher with Multiple Widgets ranks higher. Shortcuts (Quick Open) is free to download, with in-app purchases, Launcher with Multiple Widgets is free to download, with in-app purchases.