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I just setup shortcuts today for the first time on my apple device. Painlessly in 5 minutes I had two shortcuts for calculating prices with and without tax, and
by cheschire 6y ago
I just setup shortcuts today for the first time on my apple device. Painlessly in 5 minutes I had two shortcuts for calculating prices with and without tax, and 2 minutes after that I created a shortcut to log my blood pressure numbers into the health app. All 3 now also run from my watch with siri.
With functionality like that, effectively for free (cost of device not withstanding), how can IFTTT compete?
edit: And now I've discovered I can create trello cards this way!
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- zimpenfish 6y ago> how can IFTTT compete? Whilst Shortcuts is great, there's a lot it can't do - it can't accept webhooks to post content to your Day One journals[1], for example, or read RSS feeds and add those to your Pocket library or add your Netatmo temperatures to a Google Docs spreadsheet or ... [1] Because Day One still doesn't have an API.
- icebraining 6y agoI'd say Day One does have an API, it just uses SMTP instead of HTTP. And from what I can tell, Shortcuts can send emails...