JellyCuts

Name: JellyCuts
Rating: 3.6 (58 reviews)
Author: Skyground Media, Inc.

by Skyground Media, Inc.

iPhone · iPad

Active Last checked 31 Jul 2026

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At a glance: Free to download
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3.6 58 ratings · App Store

5/5It's the app that makes Shortcuts so much easier to write
I've been beta testing this app on TestFlight. It's awesome. You can write a complex shortcut in minutes rather than using annoying drag and drop controls. Plus it works in VSCode. If you create a ton of shortcuts or if you want to create them on a computer, you need it 🥳

ZJ C. · 31 Jul 2026
2/5It’s just not good
I’ll be honest, when I first saw that the new owners of RoutineHub were putting so much weight behind Jellycuts, I couldn’t for the life of me understand why. I still don’t understand it. I don’t understand the need for a website or for the content & blog posts—and especially not the subscription & paywalled content. I mean, does Javascript put out blog posts? How about C++? Go? Ruby? No, of course they don’t—because they’re programming languages. So, taking a programming language like Jelly and turning it into a brand is just a really bizarre choice to me. Aside from that, the app just isn’t very good. The language is limited, and there’s still a lot that it can’t do. Perhaps these things should have been ironed out BEFORE introducing a website, subscription tiers, blog posts, a re-design, etc… 🤔 Of course, that’s not how devs operate in 2024, where it’s more important to create all this superfluous stuff to entice people into buying the software/app rather than finishing the build, squashing the bugs, smoothing the edges, and refining the experience. One reason I was so confused about putting so much weight behind Jelly is because there’s another language for Shortcuts—Cherri—which is vastly superior to Jelly, has a macOS app, and an IDE—all for FREE. No subscriptions. No paywalled content. And the language is more intuitive, easier to understand, and has better documentation! I really don’t know why anyone would support this “open source” project.🤷🏻‍♂️

Mr. T-Wrecks · 31 Jul 2026
1/5So much for that “Immortal” Jellyfish Pro purchase
Like others I bought the lifetime pro version of the app with a one-time in-app purchase. This was back in Feb 2023 prior to the app being acquired by new developers. It seemed like a cool project & I wanted to make a small contribution to support it. Now the app has been converted to a tiered subscription model & it’s hard to see any value in terms of the features vs price. The new owner was giving codes for the most basic tier for those who bought before the subscription but has become unresponsive. There’s a recent review by Mr. T Wrecks that perfectly sums up all the current problems with this app & why its future is bleak—definitely worth reading. The tl;dr of it all is this: this app simply isn’t worth bothering with anymore. Don’t waste your time.

SKEvil22 · 31 Jul 2026
5/5New owner is trustworthy!
UPDATE: I'm happy to hear that the new owner of this app will honor past purchases -- those occurring back when the app had 'buy once' IAP rather than the current subscription model. This course of action is the right thing for the new owner to do. And, for me, it breeds trust. Give the app a try!

Wooooooooooooooo0 · 31 Jul 2026
5/5Great app
After a bug fix I was able to use it and mess around with it for a while and I love it!!!

KingSneaker5342 · 31 Jul 2026

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1.2.1
This is just a small quality of life update that includes some changes to make Jellycuts easier to use. The biggest one is that line numbers are now included in errors. Full Change log - ### New Content - Errors now contain the line number that they occurred on - You can now use a two finger swipe too dismiss or invoke the console.
1.3
The BIG feature for this update is the ability to create Functions & Macros! Both of these are difficult to create within shortcuts, but with the power of Jellycuts you can harness the power of them with ease! ## New Features - Functions & Macros! - You can now create both functions and macros. - Check out the documentation for more information - Variable names are now suggested to you in selection menu. - Function and Macro names are recommended to you in the selection menu. - Added the ability to change the side of the iPad sidebar. - You can now rename your Jellycuts. - New tint color "Mint". - Long press gestures have been added to the home screen. - Long press on the export button to quickly compile the current Jellycut. ## Changes to Jelly - You can now create functions and macros - Functions will utilize the Run Shortcut action to run your function in its own shortcuts instance. - Macros will copy whatever code is inside them into where you call them. - You can now assign values to variables without using the `var` keyword before the variable name. - var x = 3 - x = 3 - You can now add to a variable without using the `var` keyword before the variable name. - var x += 3 - x += 3 - The setName action has been altered. - includeExtension has been renamed to dontIncludeExtension. ## Bug Fixes - Fixed a bug where the position of a project would change if you had the sort method set to something other than last edited date. - Fixed a bug where a variable declared by using a string wouldn't be added to the scope. - Fixed a bug where the font selector & theme selector would visually lose your picked choice. - Fixed a bug where a project would think it was already opened. - Fixed bugs in the project settings. - Fixed a bug with using macOS actions.
1.3.1
This is just a small bug fix update!
1.3.2
This is a small update that fixes a few bugs in preparation for the big 1.4 update. Nitty Gritty - Updated documentation viewer - Fixed a bug that caused AskForInput to not function - Added incremental magic variable names for shortcut importing - Fixed an issue where some characters would break function parsing - Added true/false highlighting
1.3.3
This is a small update that fixes a few bugs in preparation for the big 1.4 update. Nitty Gritty - Updated documentation viewer - Fixed a bug that caused AskForInput to not function - Added incremental magic variable names for shortcut importin - Fixed an issue where some characters would break function parsing
1.4
This version of Jellycuts allows you to access actions from your favorite shortcuts apps! You can access these apps' actions through 20 new app libraries. To go along with the new app actions, a new tool has been added! This tool is Third-party Object Storage. This tool allows you to import objects from your favorite apps and access them within Jellycuts! This means there are now: - 615 supported actions - 37 supported third-party objects - 320 supported enums The Nitty Gritty Details: New App Libraries - - An Otter RSS - Actions - Apollo - a-Shell - a-Shell mini - CARROT Weather - Data Jar - Drafts - Focused Work - GizmoPack - Jellycuts - LinkBin - Nudget - Progress - Recurrence - Rubyist - Scriptable - The Wallpaper App - Toolbox Pro - WidgetPack Shortcuts Settings - - Added Receive On Screen Content - Added Show in Menu Bar - Added Show in Quick Actions Jelly Language changes - - Depreciated spaces in variable names - Shortcut Input has been renamed to ShortcutInput - Current Date has been renamed to CurrentDate - The global variable DeviceDetails has been added - Nested RepeatIndex and RepeatItem are now supported. - For example, you can now have RepeatIndex2, RepeatItem2 and so on - Fixed an issue with the round function - Fixed an issue with the Ask For Input function - Fixed support for multiline strings - Fixed an issue where multiple functions in a script could cause compilation issues Experiences - - Added a new onboarding experience - Rearranged the tools screen - Rearranged the console and toolbar - Added a new tool for third party objects This update took a lot of time and work to get going! It is the start of a new chapter for Jellycuts and I am really excited to get it out to everyone! If you are enjoying Jellycuts and have not already purchased Jellycuts Pro, it would mean the world to me if you check out all the awesome new additions! Thank you for supporting me and Jellycut's development!
1.4.1
# Additions - Added two new Jellycuts actions. These actions will allow you to automatically compile a jelly file or string of jelly code from inside of Shortcuts. - Compile Jelly Text - Compile Jelly File - New Icons! - Added two new icons # Changes - Updated Pro Purchase Screen - Rearranged the icon screen - Made secret icons visible
1.4.2
Hi all! A new phase for Jellycuts is starting soon, this update is preparing for that :) Changes - Altered naming across the app - Updated helper URL
1.4.3
Fixes purchase verification issues.
1.4.4
Bug Fixes
1.4.6
Bug fixes
1.4.7
Minor Bug Fixes
1.4.8
New Jellycuts Pro model
1.5.0
- Subscription Promo Codes Feature
2026.03.1
+ Bug Fixes + Performance improvements with Base64 files + Updated docs (thank you Andrej730)
2026.4.1
We squashed a crash that hit when you were just trying to type — deleting text near comments or multi-line strings would occasionally nuke the whole app. Rude. That's fixed now. Type your emoji in peace. If you ever offloaded JellyCuts and came back to "meta.json can't be opened" — yeah, we heard you. The app now actually finds your files again instead of staring blankly at where they used to be.
2026.6.4 · 21 Jun 2026
Bug fixes
2.4.1
What’s New in Jellycuts: The “I’m Feeling Fancy” Edition - A Jellyfish with Swagger: Our beloved jellyfish got a glow-up! We’ve kept the squishy sea creature but added eyes and a halo that screams, “Look at me, I’m the Beyoncé of jellyfish.” This logo is here to remind you that yes, you’re using something special. - Jellyfish Overload? We’ve Got You: We heard you—too many jellyfish were starting to feel like an episode of Survivor: Ocean Edition. So, we Marie Kondo’d the icons down to a tight 9. Less chaos, more clarity. And if you’re into nostalgia, our retro 8-bit jellyfish is here to teleport you straight back to the golden age of gaming. - Bugs? Squashed: Our team played whack-a-mole with those pesky bugs. It’s like trying to rid your house of glitter—it’s a process, but we’re committed. - Updated About and Contact: We’ve tidied up our About and Contact pages to make it easier for you to get the support you need. It’s like getting a new phone number, but way more useful.
2.4.2
- Bug fixes and improvements
2.4.3
iOS 18 brought a few curveballs, and we’re on it. If you spot a bug, send a screenshot to [email protected]. Good news: we fixed the Signing Server glitch. Now, shortcuts will be signed through RoutineHub’s HubSign. Thanks for sticking with us and sharing your feedback. You rock!
2.4.4
- Bug fixes and improvements
2.6.1
Bug Fixes.
2.6.2
- Stabilized the editor for long files and base64-heavy workflows. - Cleaned up diagnostics so errors are easier to read and act on. - Upgraded Jelly language handling for expression assignments and typed function parameters. - Reduced magic-variable noise by switching to short generated names.
2.6.3
We fixed the weird stuff. + Starter examples no longer trip over a missing meta.json. + Documentation link fixes, not digital dead ends. + Overall polish and reliability improvements. + Please submit issues to jellycuts.com/support
2.6.4
+ Bug fixes + Better handling of Base64 images + Better versioning

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