IFTTT is one of the most powerful home automation services out there, but it hasn't been doing too well lately in terms of supported services. Just recently, we learned that IFTTT integration with Nest products is being broken soon. A couple of months before that, a bunch of Gmail IFTTT applets stopped working. In keeping with that theme, a measly 13 services were added in the past 2.5 months compared to 31 being removed.
Here's the list of new services:
- domovea: Automates a control center for smart home devices.
- emergeasy connect: Another smart home device hub, primarily for the French market.
- Etekcity Switch: Controls and notifies about your smart switches.
- Levoit Air Purifier: Sets and notifies about your air-filtration system.
- LinkJapan eHome: Sets triggers for home appliances like air conditioners, lighting, and humidifiers.
- OSUM SmartLiving: Allows control of various OSUM smart home devices.
- Philips HearLink: Integrates with Philips hearing instruments.
- Resideo Total Connect 2.0: Controls smart home devices.
- Somfy TaHoma Bee: Yet another smart home hub.
- Swidget: Controls Wi-Fi-enabled smart outlets
- TomTom SatNav: Integrates with your TomTom GO Premium GPS unit.
- True Energy Smart Home: Turns home appliances on when the price of electricity is low.
- Whisker Litter-Robot: Allows a variety of actions to be performed when your pet's litter box is full.
And here are the deprecated ones:
You can try out the new services (or mourn the loss of the removed ones) from the IFTTT app via the widget below.
Update 1: 2019/05/17 12:11pm PDT by Stephen Schenck
* — IFTTT has let us know that the Hive services aren't gone for good, and instead are "in a 'preview mode' while [Hive] works on some updates."
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