About this Applet
Get instant push notifications when a new episode appears in OP3. This Applet runs when a new episode is measured in OP3 and sends a notification from the IFTTT app to your devices. Useful for podcasters and listeners who want immediate alerts or to track show activity via OP3 and IFTTT. Note: Install the IFTTT app on the device(s) where you want to receive notifications.
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5 triggers, queries, and actions
New episode measured
Send a notification from the IFTTT app
Send a rich notification from the IFTTT app
Send a rich notification to the IFTTT mobile widget
New episode measured
Send a notification from the IFTTT app
Send a rich notification from the IFTTT app
Send a rich notification to the IFTTT mobile widget
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More on Notifications and OP3
About Notifications
Notifications work seamlessly on any Android or iOS device with the IFTTT app installed. Get the information you want, when you want it.
About OP3
OP3 is a free, open-source podcast analytics service built around a download-measuring prefix. Podcasters put https://op3.dev/e/ in front of the episode file URLs in their feed, and OP3 counts the downloads — no signup or login involved, and existing prefixes can stay in place. Every measured show gets a free public stats page with industry-standard download metrics, breakdowns by app and geography, and spreadsheet exports covering full history. The numbers are published openly and listener privacy comes first: raw IP addresses are never stored, only a rotating secure hash.
