Official iOS automation explainer

NOVA wallet shortcuts for Siri, Spotlight, and the Action button

NOVA's current iOS 18 implementation exposes six App Shortcuts. Each one opens NOVA or Nyomi with structured context; none silently signs or broadcasts a transaction.

Current catalog

What each NOVA App Shortcut does

ShortcutInputsResultBoundary
Open NyomiNoneOpens the Nyomi composer.No wallet action is prepared.
Swap with NyomiDestination asset; optional source asset and amountOpens Nyomi with a seeded swap request.No quote, approval, signature, or broadcast occurs in the shortcut.
Stake with NyomiOptional asset and amountOpens Nyomi with a seeded staking request.Validator, route, amount, fees, and confirmation still need review.
Clean Up with NyomiCurrent wallet or all walletsOpens Nyomi with a wallet-cleanup request.The scope is a request parameter, not blanket signing authority.
Show Portfolio with NyomiNoneOpens Nyomi with a portfolio-summary request.Returned data can be incomplete or stale.
Show Perps with NyomiNoneOpens Nyomi with a read-only perp-position request.No position is opened, changed, or closed.

Apple system surfaces

Install once, then use the system entry point that fits

Siri and Spotlight

Apple says App Shortcuts are discoverable after installation and can run through spoken phrases or system search. NOVA supplies phrases such as “Open Nyomi in NOVA” and “Show my portfolio in NOVA.”

Shortcuts automations

The Shortcuts app can combine NOVA actions with personal workflows. Treat any automation that reaches a wallet as an entry point to review—not as proof that a financial action completed.

Action button and controls

Apple documents supported App Shortcuts as eligible for the iPhone Action button and other hardware experiences. Exact availability depends on the device and current OS.

Evidence and corrections

What this page proves—and what it does not

The shortcut names, parameters, phrases, icons, and deep-link behavior come from NOVA's current App Intents source and localization catalogs. Source inspection proves the intended implementation contract. It is not a simulator run, Siri transcript, Spotlight capture, Action-button test, physical-device test, funded transaction, signature, broadcast, or finality proof.

  1. Apple App Shortcuts developer documentation
  2. Apple App Shortcuts design guidance
  3. NOVA Nyomi data and signing contract
  4. Official NOVA U.S. App Store listing
  5. NOVA proof and correction methodology

This page applies only to NOVA - Solana Wallet, App Store ID 6753857720, published by 404 ENTERPRISES, LLC.

Send factual corrections to hi@nshield.org. Never include a recovery phrase, private key, PIN, or signing payload.

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