Run menu commands
Open Mac menus on iOS and trigger executable items with familiar keyboard shortcut labels.
Control Mac menus from iOS and Mac, trigger keyboard shortcuts, open URLs, save complete routines as iCloud-synced workflows, and launch them directly from Shortcuts, widgets, or the Apple Watch app.
Features
Cuevello reads the menu structure of the active Mac app, runs actions, opens URLs, and turns them into reusable workflows.
Open Mac menus on iOS and trigger executable items with familiar keyboard shortcut labels.
Combine menu actions, app switching, URLs, and delays into repeatable routines that sync through iCloud.
See running and installed Mac apps, open them remotely, or quit them from iOS.
Build workflows that ask you to pick a menu item at runtime, perfect for menus whose options change depending on the active document, window, or app state.
Add URL steps to workflows, use fixed links, or ask for a URL at run time.
Send text from iOS to the macOS Clipboard so it is ready to paste into any Mac app, field, or workflow.
On iPad and Mac, trigger the paired Mac app's keyboard shortcuts directly, with every shortcut reachable from the app menu.
When a Mac dialog blocks input, the app can show the state and offer dismiss actions.
Saved workflows show up as App Intents, widgets, and Apple Watch actions for one-tap starts.
Workflows
Cuevello workflows chain the small actions you repeat all day: switch to an app, choose a menu command, open a URL, pick a runtime option, then continue.
Capture exact Mac menu paths from the active app and reuse them as one-tap actions.
Open fixed URLs or make the workflow ask for a URL when it runs from Cuevello or Shortcuts.
Activate, open, or quit Mac apps as part of the same routine.
Group workflows with folders, icons, and colors so daily, release, support, and design routines stay easy to find.
Keep saved workflows synced between your iOS devices so your routines are ready where you need them.
Keep separate paired Mac profiles and run the right workflow against the right machine.
Use cases
Use Cuevello wherever a Mac task is easier to start from iOS than by returning to the keyboard.
After sending a Codex or other AI prompt, check an Xcode build, open logs, rerun tests, or trigger the next workflow while the Mac keeps working.
Start a macOS Shortcut from iOS when your Mac is reachable on the local network or VPN: trigger backups, app routines, scripts, or focus setups.
Pause, switch apps, open URLs, or run a prepared workflow while the Mac is across the room.
Open the right app, jump to a URL, start screen flows, and recover from modal dialogs without breaking presentation focus.
Repeat app-specific menu paths for export, share, archive, or render tasks from one saved command.
Keep profiles for a desk Mac, build Mac, or media Mac and run workflows against the machine that actually owns the task.
Screenshots
A mix of light and dark screenshots from the current builds, grouped by device so the mobile, tablet, and watch surfaces stay easy to compare.
Setup
Cuevello needs the Mac menu bar app and Accessibility permission. After that, the iOS device connects on the local network.
The menu bar app publishes a local Bonjour service and shows the server status.
macOS requires Accessibility permission so Cuevello can read and trigger menu items.
Scan the QR code or choose the discovered Mac and enter the short-lived pairing code.
Save menu commands, build sequences, and run routines in Cuevello, widgets, or iOS Shortcuts.
Download
Install Cuevello Server on your Mac, then use the iOS app to run workflows, open URLs, trigger shortcuts, and control Mac menus.
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