Create a shortcut in the iPhone Shortcuts app to send to Pushany directly from the Share menu in Safari and other apps. Pushany added to the Home Screen can't appear in the Share menu, so use a shortcut instead.
First, in Pushany, go to Settings → Integrations → Shortcuts and press “Create API key for this device”. Copy the API key it shows (a string starting with pk_). The API key is shown only once. If you lose it, delete it and create a new one.
⚠️ Content sent from a shortcut reaches the server unencrypted. Text and URLs are encrypted by the server as soon as they arrive, but files aren't encrypted. Item names in the Shortcuts app may vary slightly between iOS versions.
| URL | |
|---|---|
| Method | POST |
| Headers | Enter Authorization as the key. For the value, enter Bearer followed by your API key. Put exactly one space between Bearer and the API key (Bearer pk_…). |
| Request Body | Select JSON. Add a field with type "Text", key body, and the variable "Shortcut Input" as the value. |
If you tap ▶ in the shortcut editor to run it, there's nothing to send, so you'll get a "Nothing to send" error. Test it from the Share menu instead.
A URL on its own arrives as a link. Anything else arrives as a note.
| URL | |
|---|---|
| Method | POST |
| Headers | Same as step 1: Authorization / Bearer pk_… |
| Request Body | Select File, and set the value to the variable "Shortcut Input". |
The file is named after the date and time it was sent. iPhone photos may be sent in HEIC format, which some PCs can't preview.
Bearer and the API key.