Difference between revisions of "IFTTT"
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*Fitbit | |||
*[[Fiverr]] | *[[Fiverr]] | ||
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*[[Gumroad]] | *[[Gumroad]] | ||
*HootSuite | *HootSuite | ||
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*Instapush | |||
*iOS Contacts | *iOS Contacts | ||
*iOS Location | *iOS Location | ||
*iOS Notifications | *iOS Notifications | ||
*iOS Photos | *iOS Photos | ||
*iOS Reminders | *[[iCloud|iOS Reminders]] | ||
*JetSetMe | *JetSetMe | ||
*[[Last.fm]] | *[[Last.fm]] | ||
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*[[NowVia]] | *[[NowVia]] | ||
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*[[OneDrive]] (formerly SkyDrive) | *[[OneDrive]] (formerly SkyDrive) | ||
*[[OneNote]] | *[[OneNote]] | ||
*Parrot Flower Power | |||
*Philips Hue | *Philips Hue | ||
*Phone Call | *Phone Call | ||
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Revision as of 21:34, 21 May 2014
| IFTTT | |
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| URL | http://www.ifttt.com[IA•Wcite•.today•MemWeb] |
| Status | Online! |
| Archiving status | Not saved yet |
| Archiving type | Unknown |
| IRC channel | #archiveteam-bs (on hackint) |
IFTTT (IF This Then That) is a site that allows you to create "recipes" that link actions between "channels".
Backing up your recipes
Currently IFTTT offers no way to backup recipes and there are no third-party methods of backing them up.
Using IFTTT for backup
It is very easy to use IFTTT for backup with various recipes that automatically backup your data (email, Facebook photos, etc.) to other sites (Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.).
Channels
- 500px
- Android Device
- Android Location
- Android Notifications
- Android Phone Call
- Android Photos
- Android SMS
- App.net
- Automatic
- bit.ly
- blink(1)
- Blogger
- Box
- Boxcar (removed)
- Boxcar 2
- Boxoh Package Tracking
- Buffer
- BuzzFeed
- Campfire
- Craigslist
- Date & Time
- Delicious
- Diigo
- Dropbox
- Email Digest
- ESPN
- ESPN Olympics (only when the Olympics are taking place)
- Etsy
- Evernote
- Facebook Groups
- Facebook Pages
- Feedly
- ffffound!
- Fitbit
- Fiverr
- Flickr
- Foursquare
- Github
- Gmail
- Google Calendar
- Google Drive
- Google Glass
- Google Reader (removed)
- Google Talk
- GroupMe
- Gumroad
- HootSuite
- IFTTT
- Instagr.am
- Instapaper
- Instapush
- iOS Contacts
- iOS Location
- iOS Notifications
- iOS Photos
- iOS Reminders
- JetSetMe
- Last.fm
- Life360
- Moped (removed)
- Netatmo Weather Station
- NewsBlur
- NowVia
- Numerous
- OneDrive (formerly SkyDrive)
- OneNote
- Parrot Flower Power
- Philips Hue
- Phone Call
- Pinboard
- Push.co
- Pushbullet
- Pushover
- Readability
- ReadingPack
- RSS
- Salesforce Chatter
- SmartThings
- SMS
- SoundCloud
- Stocks
- Storify
- Sunlight Foundation
- Surfline
- Svpply
- The New York Times
- Toodledoo
- Tumblr
- UP by Jawbone
- Vimeo
- Weather
- WeMo Insight Switch
- WeMo Light Switch
- WeMo Motion
- WeMo Switch
- Wink: Egg Minder
- Wink: Nimbus
- Wink: Pivot Power Genius
- Wink: Porkfolio
- Wink: Spotter
- Withings
- WordPress
- Yahoo! Fantasy Sports
- Yammer
- YouTube
- Zootool (removed)