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IFTTT (If This Then That) is a central hub where you wire different apps and services together. You connect your accounts once, pick what should trigger what — and it runs in the background, 24/7, without you lifting a finger. Many integrations on this site — YouTube, Reddit, Telegram, Notion and others — work through IFTTT. Each one is a ready-made applet: a small recipe that says “when X happens in service A, do Y in service B”. You just enable it and it works.

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Getting started

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Create a free IFTTT account if you don’t have one yet
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Connect your account — IFTTT will ask for permission to read and write your bookmarks
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Browse ready-made applets and enable the ones you need — that’s it, they start working immediately
The hardest part is the initial setup. Once your accounts are connected, enabling a new applet takes a single click.

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Building your own workflow

Can’t find a ready-made applet that does exactly what you need? You can create your own — no code required. IFTTT has a visual editor where you pick a trigger (“when this happens”), an action (“do that”), and map which fields go where. You can also build multi-step workflows that chain several actions together. Available triggers and actions: Set it up once — it runs forever.