How to Use Multi-Action Applets

The ability to create one Applet to rule them all is now in your hands with multi-actions! 🚀

Instead of setting up multiple Applets for different tasks, you can streamline your automation with a single, powerful Applet that does it all.

What are multi-action Applets?

Creating multiple actions based on a single trigger takes an Applet from If this then that to If this then that and that. You can create a nearly unlimited amount of additional actions (with some limits on repeated actions) that all happen at once.

Why use multi-actions?

Using multiple actions is a great way to maximize each Applet, stay organized, and streamline actions. If you already know that you want to turn on the bedroom light but turn off everything else in the house when you are getting ready for bed, you can make it happen with a single click.

When should I use multi-actions?

Use additional actions instead of creating multiple Applets when you know the trigger will be the same. Some of our most popular multi-action Applets help with daily routines, such as triggering a series of actions when you wake up, boosting productivity, staying on top of projects, or sharing content across multiple platforms at once.

Now, let's take a look at some use cases and their Applets. Maybe they'll spark some ideas for your very first or next multi-action Applet! ✨