Category | Price | Seller | Device |
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Productivity | Free | IFTTT Inc | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Save time and control your world by connecting DO Button to Philips Hue, LIFX, Google Drive, Nest Thermostat, WeMo, Twitter, Evernote, Slack, and hundreds of apps and devices you use every day.
Add the DO Button widget to your notification center for even faster access to shortcuts!
Popular ways to use DO Button:
+ Turn on your lights with just a tap
+ Get yourself out of awkward situations with a phonecall
+ Set your Nest Thermostat to the perfect temperature
+ Email your roommates when you’re at the local grocery
+ Block off the next hour as busy in Google Calendar
+ Track your work hours in a Google Drive spreadsheet
+ Get a text with the location of where you parked the car
+ Ask colleagues on Slack if they want coffee
+ Toggle on or off most internet enabled devices
+ Tweet a map of your current location
+ Turn off your oven with a push of a button
+ Thousands more Recipes!
More apps you can connect with DO Button:
Facebook, Gmail, Evernote, Google Calendar, Dropbox, Life360, UP by Jawbone, WordPress, Blogger, Tumblr, GroupMe, Pushbullet, Wink, littleBits, and over 180 more apps and devices.
What people are saying:
"With the DO Button, IFTTT has found the winning formula: an app with just one big button per screen to do the tasks you return to most frequently." —Financial Times
"Great Big Buttons That Do Everything… DO is all about using your phone deliberately to accomplish specific tasks. It’s somewhat like a widget, but far more powerful and customizable." —Buzzfeed
"DO Button is all about making something happen. Turn your Philips Hue lights on and off, program it to set your Nest Thermostat to a certain temperature, track your next journey in Google Drive, or send an email to your wife that you're on your way home." —Business Insider
Learn more about what DO Button can do for you at ifttt.com/do
—The IFTTT Team
Works great but would like to see more options. A do at time would be nice.
I was looking for an app (rather apps) that could do what this can. Once you get used to their simple programming structures, the possibilities are absolutely endless. Love the Do app!
App will error on logon for a while after creating account online. Give it some time if you get login errors. Working great now!
While it does DO what it says, it's just slow. It's slow from the notification Center. When you open it you have to wait for it to refresh the icons before you can actually push the button. I don't know why they don't let the app shortcut to the home screen as individual buttons. If it does, I haven't found it yet. Just need to work.
First: I love the concept of the app. Having one "button" to trigger an action is great. But the horizontal scrolling is tedious if you have many buttons. A better solution would be Windows-style "tiles," multiple to a page.
You have a switch for a the light over your dinning table. You flipped it up and the light turns on, you flip it down and the room is dark. There no more to it. There's no making the lamp spin or make it spark rainbow colors. It does an specific task and it depends on you to do it. That simplicity of buttons and switches is taken by DO button. Those specific tasks are called recipes. You choose your channel and select an action under that channel. You can collect as much recipes that you want. All of mine use Google Drive to track time at work, time at chess, time at yoga ( it actually works to create habits). The rest are silly to me: Post your location, tell your friend that you are thinking about him, etc. I guess you would enjoy it more if you posses the hue lights, the nest thermometer, or anything of the new technology. But I like it. I mean that is all that I want... My only complain is that when you press the button to once the screen fills with blue and there's the chechmark and when you press it again the same thing happens. And if you have more than one buttons have been pressed you easily forget and then you scratch your head because you don't know if you are starting or stopping the stopwatch.
I'm not sure what the problem is, but when entering pervious username or attempting to create a new account, it says "this operation cannot be completed," which makes the app unusable.
Great app. Sometimes has connection issues. Otherwise, it's a handy app to keep around.