iPhone and iPad
On Android, an installed Quokit shows up in the share sheet on its own. On iPhone it does not, because Apple's browser does not support the feature that puts installed web apps there. A shortcut gets you the same thing, and it takes about thirty seconds.
Four steps, all inside the Shortcuts app that came with your phone.
Open the Shortcuts app
It comes with iOS. If it was removed, get it again from the App Store.
Create a new shortcut
Tap the plus button at the top right, then tap the name at the top and call it Save to Quokit. That name is what you will tap in the share sheet.
Let it receive links
In the shortcut settings, turn on Show in Share Sheet and set what it accepts to URLs. This is the step that puts Quokit in the share menu.
Point it at Quokit
Add the Open URLs action and set the address to https://www.quokit.com.au/share-target/prepare?url= followed by the Shortcut Input variable. Tap Done.
Find a product in any app. Tap the share button, scroll to the bottom of the list of actions, and tap Save to Quokit. Quokit opens with the link ready, you pick the list, and that is it. If you are not signed in on that phone yet, it will ask once and then remember.
No. A Quokit app for iPhone is in progress, and once it is in the App Store the share sheet will work without a shortcut. The shortcut will keep working either way.
Still setting up your phone? The iPhone install guide adds Quokit to your home screen, and saving from any app covers Android and desktop.
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