I’m Testing Pushcut Automations

One of my goals has always been to figure out a straight-forward way to connect Zapier and Shortcuts.

One of those ways is Pushcut, via a local automations server it runs constantly on a device. But until today I didn’t have a spare device…so now I’m testing the server.

I’ll report my findings, and likely do a tutorial video for the Creator Crew 🙂

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