5/5 rating based on 1125 reviews. Read all reviews for IFTTT - Automate work and home for iPhone.
IFTTT - Automate work and home is free iOS app published by IFTTT Inc
luvsevrything
IFTT makes my life easier in so many ways. It took me a long time to figure out what I could use it for because most of the examples I saw were automation of social media or business workflows that didn't apply to me but now, huge parts of my daily record rely on IFTT. Example: I am required to do monthly reports at work. I've linked Todoist and Google Drive so when I complete a task, it is logged in a spreadsheet. At conferences, I use Twitter to take notes & save attendees comments. IFTT watches my Twitter account and saves everything I Tweet to a spreadsheet. I love IFTT but it does have some rough spots. If you're not great at applying their naming and script logic to what you want to happen, creating your own recipes (rather than copying from their excellent library) is difficult. Some of the services promoted as having integrations only have one that isn't very useful. (Outlook, I'm looking at you. Finally, the integrations don't seem to trigger smoothly. I will have times when recipes don't trigger much later or only when I open the app. Not sure why. But still, LOVE IFTT!
brahim-el
It's easy to build recipes. And there are so many channels. But am having trouble to get one recipe with proximity notification to fire in time.
hmmn2
IFTTT is great. I just recently discovered it & learning something new every day. Great way to connect & integrate two apps together. Right now, my main us is creating IFTTT recipes for Amazon Alexa to Philips Hue Lightbulbs. Really amazing.
Afflikted1
IFTTT allow you to automate many tasks, from getting notifications when someone changes your house thermostat setting, to automatically uploading photos to your favorite sharing site, to getting a notification if it's doing to rain The app by itself does some pretty handy things, but the real power comes to play when you have Internet of Things (IoT) devices connected. Get a notification when your garage door is opened (Wemo Maker), turn on a light in your house as you approach (Wemo, others), get a notification when your home energy exceeds a threshold. The choices are almost limitless once you get a few connected devices. If your into tinkering, a WiFi enabled Arduino or Spark 'Photon' can interface any sensor to IFTTT giving you the capability to monitor almost anything. If my front door opens, I get a notification, if my internet goes down, I get notified. I even get daily voltage measurements on the battery in my RV so I know when it needs changing. Pool temperature? Just a click away. Give IFTTT a try. You just might find a use or two for it.
LexisLuther
Couldn't create Recipe at this time. Please try again. Couldn't create Recipe at this time. Please try again. Couldn't create Recipe at this time. Please try again. That pretty much sums up my experience while trying to use this app with my Lutron shades. Works after several attempts, usually.
BostonVaughn
IFTTT is great when it works, seems like it works %50 of the time. I find myself triggering a recipe and wondering "will it work this time... The answer is usually no
Magnum223
Most of the switches provided are Windows or Google. Stuff I don't use
Gmoggio
It does everything it promises to and with no subscription fee. Enables my smart home to function and automates all manner of tasks. A little lag now and then, but worth it.