Siri, Shortcuts & Spotlight
Ask for your next class, check in by voice, and find classes in search.
Siri, Apple Shortcuts, Spotlight, and Handoff are iPhone and iPad features. Android provides launcher shortcuts and Quick Settings tiles for some quick actions instead.
On iPhone and iPad, MySched works with Siri, the Shortcuts app, and Spotlight.
Say it to Siri
Say MySched in the request, for example, “What's my next class in MySched?”
- Next class: “What's my next class?”
- Check in: “Check in to class.”
- New task: “Add a task.”
- New class: “Add a class.”
- Import a screenshot: “Scan schedule.”
- What's due today: “What are my deadlines?”
- Attendance: “How's my attendance?”
- Am I free: “Do I have class?”
- Class session: “Start study mode for my current class” or “Stop study mode.”
Next class, due today, attendance, check-in, class session, and Am I free can answer or act without opening the app. Other actions open MySched at the right screen.
More in the Shortcuts app
In the Shortcuts app, add Next class for a course and choose the course as its input. You can also combine the class-session actions with Apple's Set Focus action to turn on a Focus mode when a session starts.
Spotlight & Handoff
- Search your classes in Spotlight by code, title, day, or room.
- Handoff can open the same class on another Apple device running MySched.
Next steps
- Attendance: a voice check-in counts you Present.
- Import: the screenshot import that “Scan schedule” opens.