With DO Button, IFTTT users can trigger actions they want to see happen in their apps, online services, and smart home devices, saving time and increasing productivity. Setting up DO Button for iPhone ...

Perhaps you're one of the many thousands of people who've automated some small part of their digital existence with IFTTT. Maybe you've instructed it to post your Instagram shots to Twitter, or to ...

From saving articles to weather notification, it is easy to link all web services easily and automaticallyIFTTT"is. Such a mobile application of IFTTT names "IF"And furthermore"Do Button"Do Camera"Do ...

With the world seemingly transferring everything online to apps and cloud services, we're losing touch with how our actions trigger reactions. Bttn, a physical button that can be used in any way its ...

An ingenious one-tap automation utility, Do Button by IFTTT enables you to use one of many available recipes or commands to perform automated functions, such as emailing your family to let them know ...

I hope you had the chance to check out our Android customization primer on IF by IFTTT for your Android Wear device last week. The project was simple enough, providing a little pop up notification ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. is the editor of the Platformer newsletter and cohost of the Hard Fork podcast. IFTTT, the internet automation ...

After a bit of re-branding and the launch of a trio of new apps in Do Button, Do Note, and Do Camera, IFTTT today confirmed that two of those experiences - Do Button and Do Note - will be coming to ...

For the last few years If This Then That (IFTTT) has been the place to go if you wanted to customize your web experience. It was a simple way to make complex interactions between web services a ...

IFTTT stands for "if this, then that," and with that simple bit of logic, the service lets you create simple commands, also known as recipes, that connect apps, services, and even devices. For example ...

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