Twitter to Todoist
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Quickly and easily enable Applets using Todoist and Twitter.-
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Twitter to Todoist
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Twitter favorite to Todoist
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Create a Todoist task whenever I favourite a tweet on Twitter
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New follower on Twitter creates ToDoist task to say hi!
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Twitter to Todoist
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Save liked tweets as tasks in Todoist
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Mention on Twitter create Todoist task
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Send thanks for new mention in Twitter
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Build your own Todoist and Twitter automations
Triggers (If this)
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New tweet by you
This Trigger fires every time you post a new tweet.
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New task created
This Trigger fires every time you create a new task in Todoist.
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New tweet by you with hashtag
This Trigger fires every time you post a new tweet with a specific hashtag.
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New task created with label
This Trigger fires every time you create a new task with a label you specify.
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New tweet by you in area
This Trigger fires every time you post a tweet at a location you specify.
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New completed task
This Trigger​ ​fires every time a task is marked as​ ​completed in Todoist.
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New mention of you
This Trigger fires every time you are @mentioned in a tweet.
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New completed task with label
This Trigger fires every time a task is marked as completed with a label you specify.
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New link by you
This Trigger fires for every link you tweet. If your tweet has multiple links, it will fire multiple times.
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New task created in section
This Trigger fires every time you create a new task in a Todoist section.
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New follower
This Trigger fires every time a new user starts following you.
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New liked tweet by you
This Trigger fires every time you like a tweet.
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New tweet by a specific user
This Trigger fires every time the Twitter user you specify tweets.
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New tweet from search
This Trigger fires every time a new tweet matches your search query. Limited to 10 tweets per check, and protected tweets will not be returned.
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New tweet by anyone in area
This Trigger fires every time anyone posts a tweet at a location you specify.
New tweet by you
This Trigger fires every time you post a new tweet.
New task created
This Trigger fires every time you create a new task in Todoist.
New tweet by you with hashtag
This Trigger fires every time you post a new tweet with a specific hashtag.
New task created with label
This Trigger fires every time you create a new task with a label you specify.
New tweet by you in area
This Trigger fires every time you post a tweet at a location you specify.
New completed task
This Trigger​ ​fires every time a task is marked as​ ​completed in Todoist.
New mention of you
This Trigger fires every time you are @mentioned in a tweet.
New completed task with label
This Trigger fires every time a task is marked as completed with a label you specify.
New link by you
This Trigger fires for every link you tweet. If your tweet has multiple links, it will fire multiple times.
New task created in section
This Trigger fires every time you create a new task in a Todoist section.
New follower
This Trigger fires every time a new user starts following you.
New liked tweet by you
This Trigger fires every time you like a tweet.
New tweet by a specific user
This Trigger fires every time the Twitter user you specify tweets.
New tweet from search
This Trigger fires every time a new tweet matches your search query. Limited to 10 tweets per check, and protected tweets will not be returned.
New tweet by anyone in area
This Trigger fires every time anyone posts a tweet at a location you specify.
Queries (With)
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History of tasks created with label
This query returns a list of every time you create a new task with a label you specify. NOTE: Labels are only supported for Todoist Premium users.
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History of completed task with label
This query returns a list of every time a task was marked as completed with a label you specified. NOTE: Labels are only supported for Todoist Premium users.
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History of tasks created
This query returns a list of every time you create a new task in Todoist.
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History of completed tasks
This query returns a list of every time a task is marked as? ?completed in Todoist.
History of tasks created with label
This query returns a list of every time you create a new task with a label you specify. NOTE: Labels are only supported for Todoist Premium users.
History of completed task with label
This query returns a list of every time a task was marked as completed with a label you specified. NOTE: Labels are only supported for Todoist Premium users.
History of tasks created
This query returns a list of every time you create a new task in Todoist.
History of completed tasks
This query returns a list of every time a task is marked as? ?completed in Todoist.
Actions (Then that)
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Post a tweet
This Action will post a new tweet to your Twitter account. NOTE: Please adhere to Twitter’s Rules and Terms of Service.
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Create task
This Action will create a new task in the project and section you specify.
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Post a tweet with image
This Action will post a new tweet to your Twitter account with a linked pic.twitter.com image. NOTE: Please adhere to Twitter’s Rules and Terms of Service.
Post a tweet
This Action will post a new tweet to your Twitter account. NOTE: Please adhere to Twitter’s Rules and Terms of Service.
Create task
This Action will create a new task in the project and section you specify.
Post a tweet with image
This Action will post a new tweet to your Twitter account with a linked pic.twitter.com image. NOTE: Please adhere to Twitter’s Rules and Terms of Service.
How to connect Todoist and Twitter
Find or create an Applet
Start by discovering an automation to connect or customizing your own. It's quick and easy.Connect IFTTT to your accounts
Securely connect your Todoist and Twitter accounts.Finalize and customize your Applet
Review your trigger and action settings. Your Applet is ready to go!Top integration tips, tools, and resources
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