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iPhone shortcut

Open articles in SMRY from Safari.

Add the SMRY shortcut once, then send any article from the iOS share sheet to a clean SMRY reader page. The shortcut uses the normal article path, not a visible proxy URL.

Add ShortcutSee Steps

If Safari downloads a file instead of opening Shortcuts, open the downloaded smry-ios.shortcut file and tap Add Shortcut.

SMRY

Share Sheet

Article page

Safari sends the current article URL to SMRY.

Open in SMRY

Opens https://smry.ai/https://example.com/article

No copy and paste after setup

Set it up once

The shortcut appears anywhere iOS can share a URL. For the fastest flow, put it in the Favorites section of the share sheet.

1
Tap Add Shortcut
The button opens the SMRY shortcut import. Add it once, then it stays in your share sheet.
2
Open an article in Safari
Use the regular Safari share button from the article page you want to read.
3
Choose Open in SMRY
SMRY opens the clean article URL directly. You do not need to copy, paste, or edit the link.

Use it from Safari

  1. Open Safari on the article page.
  2. Tap the Share button.
  3. Scroll to Open in SMRY and tap it.

Move it higher

  1. Open Safari share sheet on any page.
  2. Scroll to the bottom and tap Edit Actions.
  3. Add Open in SMRY to Favorites, then drag it near the top.
What the shortcut opens

The shortcut builds clean SMRY article URLs like this:

https://smry.ai/https://example.com/article

SMRY still handles extraction internally, but the shortcut does not send people to a visible /proxy?url= link.

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