Automation makes your life easier and everyone can do it. We tell you how. Hosted by David Sparks and Rosemary Orchard.
https://www.relay.fm/automators
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 7 days 23 hours 54 minutes
recommended podcasts
episode 133: Personal Automation Fun
Rose and David share a collection of their favorite personal automations ranging from task and project management to home automation.
episode 132: Automating and Time Tracking with Joe Hribar
Timery developer Joe Hribar joins the Automators to talk about what's involved with adding automation tools to your App and some of Joe's favorite Automations.
episode 131: Recharging the Beta Batteries
David and Rosemary have been testing the latest Apple betas on all their devices, despite going off the grid things seem to be going well—and the latest beta has added more automation possibilities!
episode 130: WWDC Reactions
David and Rose review all the automation changes coming to the Apple platforms from the new software and tools announced at WWDC 2023.
episode 129: WWDC 2023 Wishes
David and Rosemary go through their 2023 WWDC wish list and ideas! From Maps and CarPlay to HomeKit and beyond, nothing escapes their focus (modes).
episode 128: Airtable Automation
Some of the Automators' favorite apps are upping their automation game with updates to Airtable, Drafts, and iOS.
episode 127: Feedback!
It's time for some automation feedback. Topics include task inbox processing, automated check-ins, dumping automation confirmations with Shortcuts, home automation, and time tracking.
episode 126: Safari Automation
In this episode David and Rosemary go on Safari and look at all the settings, extensions and integrations you can use to automate you browsing across macOS and iOS.
episode 125: AppleScript Events and more with James Thomson
In this episode, Rosemary and David are joined by creator of PCalc, Dice and About (by PCalc), James Thomson. They talk about James' first implementations of automation in his apps, as well as what automations he's using now, and AppleScript vs Shortcuts.
episode 124: Image Automation
Fixing images and screenshots is boring and tedious. Why not hand that off to automation?