Feature
Siri & Shortcuts
Diorama exposes its core actions to Siri and the Shortcuts app through App Intents. You can ask for today's summary, log a check-in, add a workout note, open today's workout, prepare a care team summary, or complete a habit by voice or as part of an automation.
Why it matters
Voice and Shortcuts let you record a check-in or workout note while the details are still fresh, without opening the app and finding the right screen.
How Diorama uses this
Ask Siri "How am I doing in Diorama" to hear today's summary out loud. You can also say "Ask Diorama to give me a daily summary"; Diorama registers Ray as an alternate spoken app name, so "Ask Ray to give me a daily summary" is intended to work after Siri has learned the shortcut. Say "Log a check-in in Diorama" or "Ask Diorama to log a check-in" to capture mood and soreness together, or use the standalone mood and soreness shortcuts when you only need one signal. Add a workout note right after a session, open today's workout, prepare a care team summary in the app, or mark a manual habit complete from Shortcuts.
What you can do
Diorama ships a small set of focused App Intents, each designed to be invoked without the app on screen:
- "How am I doing in Diorama" / "My Diorama check-in today" / "Ask Diorama to give me a daily summary" — speaks today's summary.
- "Log my soreness in Diorama" / "Add soreness to Diorama" / "Ask Diorama to log my soreness" — records a soreness level from 1 to 10.
- "Log my mood in Diorama" / "How I'm feeling in Diorama" / "Ask Diorama to log my mood" — captures how you are feeling.
- "Log a check-in in Diorama" / "Log how I feel in Diorama" / "Ask Diorama to log a check-in" — records mood and soreness together.
- "Add a note to my Diorama workout" / "Log a workout note in Diorama" / "Ask Diorama to add a workout note" — attaches a quick note to a session.
- "Open today's workout in Diorama" / "Show my workout in Diorama" / "Ask Diorama to open today's workout" — opens the active workout for today or falls back to the Plan tab.
- "Prepare my care team summary in Diorama" / "Open my care team report in Diorama" / "Ask Diorama to prepare my care team summary" — opens the reviewed report flow for your selected care-team audience.
- "Complete a habit in Diorama" / "Mark a habit done in Diorama" / "Ask Diorama to complete a habit" — marks a selected manual habit complete.
Say "Hey Siri," before any phrase when invoking by voice. You can also try Ray as the spoken app name, for example "Hey Siri, ask Ray to give me a daily summary." Diorama still publishes the shortcut phrases through Apple's app-name token, so "Diorama" is the exact reliable wording and "Ray" should be treated as a spoken alias to verify on device.
Because these are App Intents, they are also building blocks in the Shortcuts app. You can place a soreness log on your Lock Screen, trigger a check-in as part of a morning routine, open your workout from an action button, or wire a post-run note into an automation.
Notes and limitations
Siri learns your shortcuts over time; running one once helps recognition. Diorama keeps sensitive export workflows behind in-app review and confirmation instead of promoting them through spoken Siri discovery. If a Ray phrase does not trigger immediately, use the matching Diorama phrase once from Siri or Shortcuts, then try the Ray wording again.
Limitations
Siri phrasing recognition depends on iOS and improves when you run a shortcut once so the system learns it. Sensitive exports are handled through Diorama's in-app review and confirmation flow, not promoted as Siri phrases. Voice logging captures structured values and short notes rather than free-form clinical detail.
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