Last updated: November 10, 2026
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Is IFTTT Down Right Now?
No, IFTTT is working normally right now. The automation platform shows no active outage. If your applets stopped running, the cause is almost always a disconnected service or a disabled applet, not an IFTTT outage.
Check the live graph at the top of this page. IFTTT rarely goes down as a whole. When applets fail, the problem sits with one of the two services the applet connects, or with the applet itself.
Is IFTTT Down for Me or Everyone?
Open your applet list. If only one applet fails while others run fine, the problem is that specific service connection. If every applet fails at once, check your internet connection and whether you are logged in. A platform-wide outage would light up the graph above.
Why Isn’t My Applet Running?
First check that the applet is actually switched on. Updates and accidental taps disable applets silently. Next, open the applet’s activity feed: it shows every run attempt and any errors. No events at all means the trigger never fired, so check whether the triggering event actually happened.
Applets only fire for new events after they are enabled. They never run retroactively. If you created an applet expecting it to process old photos or old emails, it will sit idle until a new event occurs.
Why Did My Smart Home Applets Suddenly Stop?
Service makers sometimes kill their IFTTT integration without much warning. In August 2026, TP-Link ended support for its Kasa and Tapo integrations, and every applet using them stopped dead. Your devices still work in their own apps. When this happens, the only fix is rebuilding the automation on another platform.
Password changes also break connections silently. If you changed your password on either connected service, open IFTTT, go to Services, and reconnect it to refresh the authorization.
Why Are My Applets Delayed?
Free plans poll some services on a schedule instead of instantly, so triggers can lag. If an applet that used to fire fast now runs late, the connected service may have changed its API limits. Re-saving the applet without changes sometimes forces a refresh.
Pro users get faster polling and multi-step applets. If a free applet feels sluggish after years of good service, the platform may have moved that trigger to a slower tier.
Common IFTTT Problems and Fixes
Applet Not Running at All
Confirm it is switched on, then check the activity feed for errors or missing trigger events.
One Service Stopped Working
Reconnect the service in settings to refresh its authorization, especially after a password change.
Smart Home Applets Dead
The device maker may have ended its integration. Check for announcements and rebuild elsewhere.
Applets Run Late
Polling delays happen on free plans. Re-save the applet to force a refresh.
Applet Failed Notifications
Read the error in the activity feed, then delete and recreate the applet from scratch.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I stop my IFTTT applets from running twice for one event?
Two applets can watch the same trigger, or a service can send the event twice. Check your applet list for duplicates with the same trigger. Turn off the copy and keep only one version active.
Why isn’t my applet running?
Check it is enabled, then open its activity feed. No events means the trigger never fired.
Do applets work on old events?
No. Applets only trigger for new events that happen after you enable them.
Why did my Kasa or Tapo applets stop?
TP-Link ended its IFTTT integration in August 2026. Rebuild those automations on another platform.
Why are my applets delayed?
Free plans poll on a schedule. Re-saving the applet can force a refresh.
How do I reconnect a service?
Go to Services in your account, open the service settings, and choose Reconnect.