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▲ 63 r/shortcuts

I got tired of this small but annoying iPhone problem: almost every media downloader Shortcut I tried was either broken, abandoned, or unreliable.

I tried the usual ones like All Media Downloader and Ultimate Media Downloader, but they either stopped working, depended on dead APIs, or became too inconsistent to rely on.

Every time I wanted to save an Instagram Reel or a TikTok, the other options were not much better: random downloader sites full of redirects, sketchy apps asking for too much access, or files with watermarks.

I just wanted something simple:

Tap Share → run a Shortcut → save the video.

So I built Grabio: https://grabio.adityaarsharma.com/

Link : https://routinehub.co/shortcut/25430/

It’s a free Apple Shortcut that works directly from the iOS Share Sheet. Right now it supports Instagram reels/posts/stories, TikTok without watermark, Facebook, Pinterest, and RuTube.

I also added media conversion because I kept needing separate Shortcuts for that too. Grabio can handle:

  • Images: JPEG, PNG, WebP, compress, strip GPS/EXIF, background remover
  • Video: compress, 1080p/720p/480p, MOV, GIF, MP3, M4A, ringtone
  • Audio: MP3, M4A, WAV, OGG, ringtone

I haven’t seen another iOS Shortcut combine social downloading and this many media conversions in one place, which is why I built it this way.

Free tier gives 5 actions/day and does not require signup.
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UPDATE: A new version has been released. If you’re experiencing an issue, please click on “Get Free Shortcut” again on the website to download the updated version.

u/AdityaR_Sharma — 8 days ago
▲ 0 r/TechSEO

I’ve been testing AI-readiness on WordPress sites recently, mostly sites that already have normal SEO handled well.

Most had Yoast, Rank Math, AIOSEO, or SEOPress installed. Sitemap was fine, meta was fine, schema was there, robots.txt was not broken.

But when I looked at them from an AI search angle, the gaps were different.

The things I started checking were:

  1. Does /llms.txt exist?
  2. Is there a fuller AI-readable version of the site content?
  3. Can important posts/pages be read cleanly without theme, menu, shortcode, or page builder noise?
  4. Are AI crawlers like GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, and Google-Extended allowed or blocked intentionally?
  5. Is FAQ / Article / Speakable schema actually present where it makes sense?
  6. Are author/source signals clear enough for expert content?

Are you treating llms.txt as enough for now?

Are you creating custom files manually?

Are you using whatever your SEO plugin generates?

Or are you ignoring AI crawler/readability signals until there is more proof?

Would love to hear what people are actually doing on client/content sites.

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u/AdityaR_Sharma — 9 days ago
▲ 6 r/Blogging

I’ve been looking at how WordPress blogs appear in AI tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, etc.

A lot of bloggers already do the normal SEO work:

  • Yoast or Rank Math
  • good titles
  • sitemap
  • schema
  • internal links
  • updated content

But AI tools may need a slightly different kind of help.

The things I’ve been checking are:

  • Can AI tools find your best posts?
  • Is there an llms.txt file?
  • Can your article be read without menus, popups, sidebars, and theme noise?
  • Are FAQs marked clearly?
  • Is it obvious who wrote the post and why they’re trustworthy?
  • Are AI crawlers blocked or allowed?

If you run a WordPress blog, are you doing anything for AI search visibility yet, or are you still focused only on Google SEO?

Also curious: would a simple “AI-readiness checklist” for blog posts be useful?

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u/AdityaR_Sharma — 9 days ago
▲ 0 r/Wordpress

I’ve been testing AI-readiness on a few WordPress sites recently, and I’m curious how others here are approaching it.

Most of the sites already had the usual SEO setup done properly: Yoast or Rank Math, sitemap, meta titles, schema, robots.txt, etc. or at max just a llms.txt

But AI tools seem to need a slightly different layer than normal SEO.

Things I’ve been checking:

  • Is /llms.txt and llms-full.txt available?
  • Is there a fuller AI-readable version of the site content?
  • Can important posts/pages be read cleanly without all the theme/page builder noise?
  • Are AI crawlers like GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, and Google-Extended allowed or blocked intentionally?
  • Is FAQ / Article / Speakable schema present where it actually makes sense?
  • Are author/source signals clear enough?

I’ve been working on a FREE WordPress plugin around this idea, mainly because I wanted something that works alongside Yoast/Rank Math instead of replacing them called RankReady.

But I’m more interested in the wider approach here:

Are you setting up llms.txt manually, using your SEO plugin’s version, ignoring it for now, or doing something custom?

Also curious if anyone has tested this on multilingual sites or Elementor-heavy sites, because that’s where I’ve seen the most interesting edge cases.

u/AdityaR_Sharma — 9 days ago