Create Great Looking Menus
This App works with Apple Shortcuts to create nice menus in your scripts. It’s very easy to use and provides great instructions from within the app itself.
Can’t do anything (even test example shortcuts) without premium sub
I tried using the example shortcuts to get a better idea of the functionality it would provide but in order to even use the example shortcuts you have to pay $5. I have no issues paying $5 but I want to make sure it’s something I’m actually going to be able to use. I’ve spent way too much $$ on apps only to find out they either don’t do what I thought they did or that I don’t full understand how to implement their features. The only reason I’m at least giving it 4 stars is because it’s the same dev that took over Toolbox Pro. Speaking of, I had no issues paying for Toolbox Pro because I was actually able to test out some of the actions it offered before spending $$ on the rest of the actions. Something similar needs to be done for Menu Box.
I’m no longer going to spend $$ on apps hoping that they’ll do what I think they will.
I’m no longer going to spend $$ on apps hoping that they’ll do what I think they will.
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Spacing
Please reduce the spacing between items. It's too much, even more than what the Shortcuts app gives you and even that's too much.
Outstanding
Menubox is, on the surface, a simple little app: cute, tidy, and it does exactly what it says on the tin. The kind of thing you download, smile at, and think, “Nice.” Then—without so much as a drumroll—it quietly starts rewriting reality.
I found Menubox while hunting for a way to make my elderly dad’s iPhone life easier (he’s 84, and iOS has a special talent for hiding the exact thing you need in the exact moment you need it). After discovering Shortcuts, I built approximately a million of them to help him do what he actually wants to do. But Shortcuts alone are like having a warehouse full of tools with no labels, no signposts, and a gremlin rearranging everything nightly.
Enter Menubox: the gloriously simple interface that turns all that power into something a human being can actually use.
The real magic here isn’t that it’s complex—it’s that it’s not. Menubox makes it fast to assemble menus, effortless to use, seamless in daily life, and wildly customisable. For my dad, it’s now basically his primary operating system. It’s given him access to things he always had… but could never find or confidently use. Shortcuts does a lot of the heavy lifting, sure—but never underestimate the life-changing impact of an interface that’s clear, friendly, and actually behaves.
Thank you, Menubox. You let me make “iOS: Dad Edition.” ☺️
I found Menubox while hunting for a way to make my elderly dad’s iPhone life easier (he’s 84, and iOS has a special talent for hiding the exact thing you need in the exact moment you need it). After discovering Shortcuts, I built approximately a million of them to help him do what he actually wants to do. But Shortcuts alone are like having a warehouse full of tools with no labels, no signposts, and a gremlin rearranging everything nightly.
Enter Menubox: the gloriously simple interface that turns all that power into something a human being can actually use.
The real magic here isn’t that it’s complex—it’s that it’s not. Menubox makes it fast to assemble menus, effortless to use, seamless in daily life, and wildly customisable. For my dad, it’s now basically his primary operating system. It’s given him access to things he always had… but could never find or confidently use. Shortcuts does a lot of the heavy lifting, sure—but never underestimate the life-changing impact of an interface that’s clear, friendly, and actually behaves.
Thank you, Menubox. You let me make “iOS: Dad Edition.” ☺️
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Does make a nicer menu easily
Works well, could use some rollover hints as to functions
