The service (which uses the if this, then that premise, hence its name) is based on creating recipes, which in turn are collections of trigger actions that help you perform tasks that are usually long or complex in a much faster and simpler way.

In fact, we have talked about the service and how useful it is in some past entries on this site (like or for example), which kind of made it even more confusing that it wasnt available as an iPhone app.

Well, that time has come to an end, since the is available now and it does sport some really great features that will certainly make it essential for many iPhone users out there.

IFTTT is a productive app which will give you the best ever experience of bringing all of your favorite services together.

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Using the IFTTT App on iPhone Once you open the IFTTT iPhone app, you are welcomed by a tutorial that, while didactic, in my opinion fails to convey properly the idea behind IFTTT, especially for new users unfamiliar with the service.

Theres nothing wrong with that of course, especially since there already seem to be quite a large amount of existing recipes to choose from, from the apps menu.

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GFI cloud is an absolutely fantastic set of tools for a great price, however the biggest downside is that they dont offer their product for Macs.

Im running a trial of GFI Cloud on some Windows machines in our environment and Ive had a great experience.

Patching for Macs is a niche thing - I dont think youll ever find a remote tool that will do both platforms.

I will have to give the trial a shot and see if it meets my needs for patch management and remote management.

Still looking to GFI for Patch Management and Monitoring for our PC workstations, will consider Max for our Mac workstations.

Theres an open market for anyone who wants to design and compete with GFIs cloud solution for the Mac community.

So if you looked at GFI Max for Macs you should just look at them for both PCs and Macs so you have one interface for everything.

While we will add the ability to monitor Macs in the future in GFI Cloud, it will be a little while down thee road.

Ive heard from a few GFI reps now that Mac support is on the roadmap for GFI Cloud, but is there any solid idea of when exactly this roadmap should come to fruition Possibly expectancy for 2015 Also, is using GFI Max for in-house prohibited or is it just not optimal.

I dont believe that using MAX in-house is prohibited but, as I say, it is intended for MSPs.:).

They dont seem to have much exposure with larger organizations though.

All of the other products are severely lacking on Mac features, but all claim to be squaring that away real soon.

In reality, all of the RMM companies have been telling me this for years (literally 3 years).

I manage remotenomadic environments, so anything that helps deal with compliance issues efficiently is a huge score.