Walks in with you. Silences everything. Says you're here.
Three actions that fire the moment you arrive at the office: Do Not Disturb turns on, and a message tells your team you're in. No tapping, no forgetting, no buzzing through the presentation again.
The button downloads the signed shortcut file. iOS shows a preview and asks you to confirm, so open it on the iPhone you want it on.
Add to ShortcutsLooks like you are reading this inside another app, where downloads do not work. Open in Safari to get the shortcut.
The file only contains the actions. The trigger is an iOS Automation you create once — the steps below cover it.
Tap Add to Shortcuts and confirm the preview sheet. The file is signed, so iOS imports it without enabling untrusted shortcuts.
Open the shortcut. Tap Send Message and pick the chat with your team — a shared file cannot know your contacts. Then tap Set Focus and check that Turn Off is set to On Leaving.
Shortcuts → Automation → + → Arrive → choose your office with a 100 m radius. Select the Work Focus shortcut as the action and turn off Ask Before Running.
Nothing breaks. The automation applies the same Focus again, which is a no-op, and still sends the message.
Yes, if you set Turn Off to On Leaving inside the Set Focus action. That's one dropdown, easy to miss.
Location is handled entirely by iOS on your device. This page has no analytics and no login, and the download server only hands over the file.
No. The downloaded file is signed, so iOS imports it without changing that setting.
You are probably inside another app's browser (YouTube, Instagram, TikTok). Open the page in Safari, then tap the button again.
No. Geofences are managed by the system, not by a background app, so the cost is the same as any location-based reminder.