IFTTT rebrands service and adds new Do apps

IFTTT has announced the addition of three new apps to their portfolio of products and they have rebranded their main IFTTT service. The new apps have been given the “Do” moniker and consist of Do Button, Do Camera and Do Note. They essentially take the concepts of IFTTT’s recipes and put a graphical interface on them while also connecting them to specific functions. IFTTT also announced that their primary app is now being called IF.

The Do Camera app gives users the ability to use their camera hardware in their mobile devices to create recipes to trigger actions with just a tap. For instance, a user could setup a recipe to automatically post photos to a specific Facebook album with the tap of a button. On Android devices, this would eliminate the need to select a share option to access. The Do Camera app can already connect to a number of services like Twitter, Facebook, Evernote, Gmail, Dropbox and more.

The Do Button app lets users create recipes that are launched via a button that can be put on the homescreens of their mobile devices. The button recipes can be used to launch or trigger a wide variety of chores if users have the appropriate apps and hardware. For instance, users can quickly send an email using Gmail, send a direct message via Twitter, create a calendar entry, or control their Nest thermostat.

Finally, the Do Note app functions as a notepad where users can enter text and then convert that into an actionable item via a recipe. For example, users can type out some details for a meeting on the notepad, tap the Do button within the app, and have a Calendar event created. Similarly, users could use this to type out a tweet and send it without launching the Twitter app.

You can grab all three of the new apps from Google Play using the download links below.

Do Camera app

Google Play Download Link (Do Camera)

Do Button app

Google Play Download Link (Do Button)

Do Note app

Google Play Download Link (Do Note)

source: IFTTT

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