IFTTT (If this then that) has launched support for the iOS Calendar and App Store, in the form of new applets.
After downloading IFTTT for iOS, users will be able to choose from the following applets:
Add the daily weather report to your calendar
Every day at the time of your choosing, a weather report will be added to your calendar.
Get a daily summary of all your new iOS calendar events
Every day at 8pm, you’ll get an email with all of the events that have been added to your calendar since 8pm the previous day.
Type when you want to start a “Do not disturb” event on your calendar
Using the Note widget you can type the specific time to start blocking off your calendar e.g. “Today at 3pm.” The Applet itself will handle the rest of the event creation.
Add an event to your iOS Calendar
Adds an event to your calendar at the current time.
The App Store applets will allow you to do the following, to keep better tabs on apps:
Get an email when a new game breaks into the top ten free apps on the App Store
When a new game becomes a top ten free app on the App Store, you’ll get an email immediately.
Get a weekly email when an app breaks through to the top ten in its category
Select a category and a type of app, then get emailed as soon as the app breaks through to the top ten in the App Store
Get a notification when a specific app releases a new update
Enter a specific app’s name or the link to its listing on the App Store, get notified of new updates including release notes
The App Store applets will be handy to keep track of your favourite apps for price drops and get notified in real-time.
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