Jellycuts

I purchased the one time purchase days before it converted to subscription model. I was sent a code for 6 months free trial but the code was expired. I can’t get a response now. I thought it was supposed to be lifetime and functional. I did send request with email different than Apple ID. Could that have been the problem ?

I’ll be honest, when I first saw that the new owners 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.🤷🏻‍♂️

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!

After a bug fix I was able to use it and mess around with it for a while and I love it!!!

Jellycuts simplifies iOS automation with its user-friendly interface and powerful features. The high-quality documentation is impressive, making it easy to learn for those familiar with JavaScript, and Ruby integration is seamless with Rubyist. Perfect for all users. Highly recommended!

You’re a godsend! Please update this app with for iOS 17!!!

I had to reinstall Jellycuts. Unfortunately, IAP restore won't work claiming my iPhone was jailbroken, which it isn't. I tried reinstalling, deleting its data in files and icloud, but it just doesn't work. If this isn't resolved within 24 hours, I'm forced to report this app to Apple and ask for a refund.

Inventive way of simplifying shortcuts. Very useful.

I keep getting WFActionError-Domain error 1 errors when compiling to Shortcuts or converting to Jellycuts. I’m using iOS 14.5.

I guess I’m a little lower on the learning curve. I’m usually very good at resolving issues but I can’t even make it past the setup. Nothing on the screen responds to my touch. Close the app and reopen and still stuck. I’ll change my rating once I am able to actually use the app. Until then, I’m stuck with an app that does nothing. Guess I’ll just figure things out in the Shortcuts app instead of looking for a better alternative. Never mind, I’m not even going to give this one a chance. As a developer you’re very smart and can use code to create infinite possibilities. However, when I go to your website to read through your documentation about this app and more than once you don’t know the difference between “to” and “too” in the English language, I have lost faith. Just a huge quirk of mine. Mastering language and grammar skills is a major selling point for me behind credibility of an app. It’s safe to say that I’m no longer going to even put more effort into resolving this issue I’m having. App is deleted. This is just one man’s opinion. I’m sure there’s a great many people who will enjoy the app if it works. More power to you. I say never rely solely on other’s opinions, try it for yourself as well.