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Apps you publish and apps other people share with you appear in Shared. Open them there, or use an iOS launch surface for faster access.

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Add an app to your Home Screen

You can add a shortcut for a specific app to your Home Screen for one-tap access. First, publish an app or open a Juno share link so the app appears in Shared. Then:
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Open Juno's shortcuts

In Juno, open Shared and tap Open Shortcuts. You can also open the Shortcuts app and find Juno there.
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Choose an app

Open Juno’s Open App shortcut and select the published or shared app you want to launch.
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Open the shortcut details

Open the shortcut’s details menu, then tap Add to Home Screen.
4

Finish the Home Screen icon

Optionally choose a different name or image for the icon, then tap Add.
The icon now launches that app directly in Juno. Repeat these steps for each Juno app you want on your Home Screen.
Apple controls the final Home Screen step, so Juno cannot add the icon automatically. See Apple’s Shortcuts User Guide for Apple’s complete instructions.

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Use Spotlight or Siri

Juno makes the apps in Shared available to Spotlight and Siri. Search for an app by name in Spotlight, or ask Siri to open it in Juno. The suggestions you see and their order can change as iOS learns which apps you use most often.

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Add the Juno widget

Add the Juno widget to your Home Screen for quick access to recent apps. The small widget opens one selected app, while the medium widget shows up to four pinned or recently opened apps. To choose the app shown in the small widget, touch and hold the widget, tap Edit Widget, then select an app. A Juno share link opens the published app in Juno and adds it to Shared. After that, you can return to the app from Shared or any system launch surface you configure.

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Use the web launcher

If you cannot use Juno’s Shortcuts integration, open the app’s share link in a browser. The web launcher attempts to hand the app off to Juno each time it becomes active.