Jimxenus:
Slightly off topic but has anyone used or heard of Stringify (https://www.stringify.com/the-app/ ) ? It looks like IFTTT on steroids. From what I can see, it can link all kinds of iOT together but I’m not sure that it can actually replace native code. It’s IOS only for now, Android coming soon.
Stringify, like the similar Yomomi, is an IFTTT-like rules engine supporting more complex rules with a better UI. But it can’t substitute for SmartThings because it doesn’t have any physical device controllers. So it would be an add on to SmartThings, not an alternative.
They have an existing thread in the forums:
Hi SmartThings,
I work for a new company that connects all of your IoT devices and we think we’ve done a pretty good job of integrating with SmartThings. You can now very easily and graphically connect your SmartThings devices with LIFX, Hue, Jawbone, Misfit, Withings, Automatic, Slack, Instagram, Dropbox, and more!
We allow multiple triggers and actions as well as cascading flows. “If motion is detected AND it’s between 8:00 and 10:00, THEN turn on my light, THEN once my light has been turned on, send me a push notification.”
If two triggers go into the same yellow “quicklink” before it reaches an action, it’s treated as an AND. If you drag two triggers directly to an action, it’s considered an OR.
We don’t support all SmartThings devices yet but we’re getting there.
Here’s an ex…
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