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Hey folks,

Running Trypa v1.8.3 on macOS 15.6, and the Focus Detection trigger does not work when Reading Focus turns off. Anyone else run into this or found a workaround? I’m trying to run a "Reading Off" shortcut as soon as "Reading" Focus ends. Thanks

I have set Focus Name to Reading, but it does not work...

Here it shows that It is turned on:

I have the purchased version of Trypa and noticed that in two separate instances, a trigger (Hardware, Laptop Functions, Battery Level above a specified percentage then run a shortcut to turn off a Kasa smart plug that has the laptop power supply connected to it.) is not triggered by the laptop battery going above the specified percentage. The trigger currently shows inactive, which might be proper as my battery is now at 100%, but I was wondering if there is some reason the trigger did not catch the battery level being above x% and running the shortcut?

Hi,

Experimenting with the Lite version before committing to a purchase.

Within the Shortcuts app my shortcuts are organized into folders, e.g. I have a folder named Automation with things I'd like to run via Trypa. Unfortunately Trypa Lite does not list the shortcuts within my folders, only a handful of default shortcuts show up in the pull-down menu, e.g. the system created Starter Shortcuts folder.

Is there any way to work around this without having to cram all my shortcuts into the root folder?

Kind regards, Gábor