Quick Shortcut Maker (APK) – Review & Download

Description of Quick Shortcut Maker

This Android application is called Quick Shortcut Maker, and it does exactly what its name suggests: it creates shortcuts for other programmes already installed on your device.

It is possible for app lists on Android devices to get disorganised, which is the motivation for Quick Shortcut Macker. Every Android user is aware that one of the operating system’s shortcomings is that there is often no order maintained, and app shortcuts may get cluttered. To put things into perspective, this is where the app comes into play. Instead of just having everything thrown into one massive list, the user of Quick Shortcut Maker is given the ability to effortlessly throw everything into a list of simple shortcuts that may be given their own names.

This is the appropriate answer for consumers who have difficulty exploring the app library on their mobile devices, such as smartphones. Some mobile applications have names that are confusing or do not correspond very well with the functions that they perform. This programme gives the user the ability to label and organise anything, giving them the freedom to arrange items in any manner that makes sense to them. Not only can you construct shortcuts to launch programmes, but you can also make shortcuts to perform other unexpected things. It functions similarly to a “macro” on a personal computer, although in a manner that is more optimised for Android.

Overall, QuickShortcutMaker is a very simple concept, but it has the potential to be quite beneficial for the typical user. This may help to simplify your productivity, particularly if you use your phone somewhat often. The capability of this programme to automate processes is the deciding factor in whether or not to use it. This one is a no-brainer since it has a minimal file size and there is no payment associated with it.

Pros:

Can also automate processes
Make it simple to swap applications with unclear names and make it clear what each shortcut does.
Cons:

This will take up even more space on your phone, and it may also make your library even more difficult to navigate.
Contains some features that are already present in Android, making them redundant in this product.