DO by IFTTT — Now available in the IFTTT app

@ltibbets what led to the launch of 3 apps at the same time?

@eriktorenberg we originally started with everything all in one app. In fact this was 3 years ago before we launched the original IFTTT app for iOS. The working name for the app was "Buttons". The big learning for us was that asking someone to understand and make a decision on both function and Recipe was just too confusing. Kind of like a swiss army knife with people only using one of the tools. As we broke it up into multiple single function apps, things became much easier for people to understand. It was a tough decision because of how tricky it is to manage multiple apps in an app store, let alone 4! After seeing the initial response to early prototypes of the split apart apps, the decision became much easier.

@ltibbets You all should check out LinkTexting.com!

@miles_matthias we are seeing some folks have the same issues and we think the apps are still propagating through the App Store. They should be there for everyone soon!

@ltibbets the issues of being an early adopter 🚣 😄

@nydrewreynolds awesome, thanks Drew!

@jeffsoo thanks! I'm glad we can still fit all of our team's names on 1 page. Apps are truly a team sport.

@stefanritter thanks, excited to see what Recipes are useful for you!

@s_m_i @stttories thanks, much appreciated! We should have premium accounts coming your way later this year, stay tuned!

@troblous nice thanks! we were stoked to give the same intro treatment to the Android Do apps as well this time.

@sleinadsanoj awesome, thank you!

@ltibbets you guys just won the 1-tap-app game. Congratulations. :) Do Button & Do Camera went straight to my home-screen.

@sleinadsanoj sick! What Recipes are you most excited about?

@ltibbets most excited about the Do Button @ home recipes. Now I just need to buy a lot more connected devices to properly be able to use them all. The ones I've set up straight away are tweet current location & tweet photo (button & camera respectively) still going through all of them. I love how the way you set it up makes it infinitely expandable. Every new channel you add to IFTTT over time can potentially be added here & that's just... mind-blowing.

@sleinadsanoj sweet, great to know and thanks for sharing. I've really enjoyed the Do Button and my Hue lights. Also, I use this Twitter Do Recipe everyday :) https://ifttt.com/recipes/255120...

@sammybauch nice, thanks! We are excited to explore what today widgets for Do Note and Do Camera might look like as well.

@nattgarun thanks Natt, so glad its out there as well! Excited to see what folks do with them.

@thatguybg I agree viewing is an interesting space as well. It feels like notifications as they are in iOS and Android today still have a long way to mature. As we explore new interaction models, like watches, VR, Google Now and even Siri, its going to be interesting to see how the relationship between Developers <- Apps -> Users evolves!

@kicksopenminds we think its complimentary and also speaks to a potentially different audience. The Do apps are very much about helping people make things happen at a services (API) level and Launch Center is mostly about what happens with apps on the phone itself. Make sense?

@sivola awesome, thank you! Our team is flattered. Always great to get something out to larger audience to find all the little nooks and crannies we overlook since we've been staring at them for so long.

@divjpatel awesome, thank you!

@anderson760 awesome thanks, we hope so too!

@tcailhol many thanks! Really looking forward to hearing what Recipes you end up liking most.

@ltibbets Well just tried the Gif thing. I'm a fan. Directly dropped you an email. Think that's what we call a "coup de foudre" over here.. :)

@tcailhol nice ;)

@crking Thanks Chris, super glad you liked them!

@irvingtorresyc Awesome, thank you!

@tomerlikehomer wow, we are flattered. Thank you!