IFTTT

IFTTT is an automation service that links apps and devices so that one event triggers an action in another. Its automations are called Applets, and you can use ready-made ones or build your own.

You pick a trigger in one service, choose an action in another, and adjust the details. The site lists more than a thousand connected services, including Google, Slack, Discord and Telegram, plus webhooks for custom links. Typical uses include saving phone screenshots to an album, changing a wallpaper each day or closing a garage door with a voice shortcut.

• Link two or more apps with an Applet
• Ready-made Applets for popular services
• Connect smart home devices and webhooks
• Trigger and action setup without code
• Mobile shortcuts for iOS and Android

Anyone who wants to automate routine tasks between everyday apps. People with smart home or mobile devices who want simple rules will find it useful.

The basic service is free to use. Paid tiers add more credits each month, faster checks and higher rate limits. Some actions need more processing and use more credits, so check the plans page for current limits before you rely on a busy automation.