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Zapier integration

Zapier connects Habitify with over 500 other apps and tools. Each connection you build is called a Zap, made up of two parts: a trigger (the event that starts the Zap, like completing a habit in Habitify) and an action (what happens as a result, like adding a row to a spreadsheet). Start using Habitify on Zapier: https://zapier.com/apps/habitify/integrations Each connection between Habitify and an app or tool using Zapier Integration is called a zap.
  • a Trigger: an event that starts a Zap
  • an Action: an event that a Zap performs.

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Triggers by Habitify to a Zap

  • Add new log: Triggers when you add a new progress log for a habit
  • Add new mood: Triggers when you add a mood log.
  • Add new note: Triggers when you add a new note for a habit.
  • Add new status: Triggers when you mark a habit as completed, skipped, or failed.

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Actions by a Zap to Habitify

  • Add Log: Add logs to your habit after an action from other apps
  • Add Mood: Create a new mood after an action from other apps
  • Add Note: Add a note on your habit after an action from other apps
  • Update Status: Change the status of your habit after an action from other apps

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IFTTT integration

IFTTT, short for “If This, Then That”, is a broader automation service connecting apps, devices, and services, with over 700 services available. Start using Habitify on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/habitify Where Zapier connections are called Zaps, IFTTT connections are called Applets. An Applet is built from three pieces:
  • a trigger: the data change that starts it, either real-time or polling.
  • a query: optional extra data pulled in along the way.
  • an action: what IFTTT does once the trigger fires.

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Triggers by Habitify to an Applet

  • New habit status: Triggers when a habit is updated with a new status.
  • New mood logged: Triggers when a new mood is logged.
  • New habit log: Triggers when a new log is added to your habit.
  • New habit note: Triggers when a note is added on your habit.

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Actions by an Applet to Habitify

  • Create a new log: This action will add a new log on your habit
  • Create a new mood: This action will add a new mood log
  • Create a new note: This action will add a new note on your habit
  • Update status of habit: This action will update the status of your habit

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FAQs

Both do fundamentally the same job: letting Habitify talk to other apps, but they lean in different directions:
  • Zapier tends to be the stronger choice for connecting Habitify to productivity and business tools (spreadsheets, task managers, CRMs), with more room for multi-step workflows.
  • IFTTT tends to be the stronger choice for smart home devices and simpler, single-action automations.
If the tool you want to connect is supported by both, it usually comes down to which platform you already use for your other automations.
Basically, you can use Habitify and set up these integrations with free plan. You’ll only run into a cost if you hit a paid feature or use up the free quota , at which point you’d pay according to that service’s own pricing policy.