To have the shortcut added to the Shortcuts app on install, you must include the app name in the shortcut phrase. Otherwise the shortcut must be added manually. A bit on the kludgy side IMHO, the app name could be a separate property... The "Dive Into App Shortcuts" video explains this briefly. They use the interpolated method of adding the app name a la: "(.applicationName) the rest of the shortcut phrase". And if you have more than one phrase they all must have the app name embedded. HTH

Try wrapping the TextField and Buttons in a Form {} Just for fun what kind of development have you been doing before this? HTH

You can try extending your ViewModel to implement the CustomDebugStringConvertible protocol like this: extension ViewModel : CustomDebugStringConvertible { var debugDescription: String { get { return "a description" } } } po tries to output the debugDescription so maybe that is what you need. (But the missing UIKit linked library makes me think it is something completely different)

Try adding the applicationName to the phrases: "Test Add Point \(.applicationName)". This will add the shortcuts automagically, the downside being the user has to utter the app anme along with what you really want the user to say. Otherwise, in the Shortcuts app, tap All Actions, then tap add (+), tap Apps, scroll to find your app in the list and tap it, and there you should see your shortcut(s). Tap it to add it. HTH

I have had this problem. So I submitted the version WITHOUT previews (!). The submission was accepted for review and then rejected because they wanted a MOVIE of the app's new LOCATION feature. That is the only thing I can relate to the previews not uploading. I added Loaction services and all this started. Now I will need to make a new movie available with every new version submitted. Of course, it could be completely unrelated.