False Advertising
Again, I wish the creator the best of luck and I think this is a cool concept, but I think it's important to be more upfront BEFORE people spend money on your app.
Scam
Response from developer
True: it plays the 81 playlists that ship with it, not one you built yourself. Each one has to be Apple-signed to run from a locked screen, and that can't be done on your device. Worth knowing though — the five in the Personalized group use your account. My Liked Songs plays your saved songs, not a preset. If you want a specific playlist, send me the link at support@myiosapps.org and I'll sign it for the next update. If you'd rather not, Apple refunds at reportaproblem.apple.com.
Doesn’t work
Response from developer
Fair criticism, and I'd rather agree with the true part than argue with it: you can't point the app at an arbitrary playlist of your own. That's a real limit. One thing that might already help, though — the five in the Personalized group aren't presets. My Liked Songs plays *your* saved songs, from your account, not mine. Beyond those: every shortcut has to be Apple-signed before iOS will run it silently from a locked phone. That signature is the whole reason this works as an alarm instead of showing you a confirmation prompt at 6am. Signing happens on a Mac, one file at a time — an app can't generate a signed shortcut on your device for a playlist it has never seen. So send me the link. support@myiosapps.org, and I'll sign it and put it in the next update. That's the fastest route from where you are. And Spotify can be automated on iPhone. That part works — it's why the app exists. If it still isn't what you needed, Apple refunds at reportaproblem.apple.com. No hard feelings.
Out of date
UPDATE: The developer updated the app but I still get shortcut errors when sending to the Share Sheet. Still not functional, unfortunately. Appreciate the update though.
Response from developer
Thanks for coming back and updating your review — most people don't, and it helps. One thing worth separating: your error is in the import step, before anything plays. That's a different failure from the one the previous update addressed, which is probably why nothing changed for you. Version 3.5 rebuilt that step from scratch. The shortcuts no longer come from a link — all 81 ship inside the app itself. Installing is now: tap a cover, pick Shortcuts, Add Shortcut. There's no download to fail and no link that can break on Apple's side. If it still errors after updating, I'd rather fix the real cause than guess. Two things would settle it: your iOS version and the exact wording of the error. support@myiosapps.org — I read every message myself.
Súper útil y bien hecha
Response from developer
Que bueno que la probaste con varias playlists, es exactamente lo que hay que hacer 🙌🏼, y es el paso que más gente se salta. Esa primera ejecución es la que concede el permiso — sin ella el atajo falla justo a la hora en la que lo necesitabas. Lo de bien pensada 😁 es el mejor comentario que me podían dejar.
