Holiday

How to Host a Christmas Party with IFTTT

By The IFTTT Team

November 18, 2024

How to Host a Christmas Party with IFTTT

If the holidays are being hosted at your house this year, you probably have a thing or two to prepare. You have a lot on your plate between coordinating who brings what, and when your main dish comes out of the oven. Let IFTTT help with some of the details.

Clean the house

You can integrate your robot vacuum with your calendar so it knows to clean up before your guests arrive, or press a button so it begins to tidy up. Your Litter-Robot can even handle cleaning up after your pets, so that’s one less thing to do.

Send a reminder

Send invites or reminders to your friends and family so they know when to show up and what to bring! You can even use the note widget to send a quick note to a specific person or group in case you need them to pick up napkins on the way.

Make a list, check it twice

Write it all down to help yourself plan. From ingredients to a family recipe to keeping track of your guests, having lists is a powerful way to stay organized and reduce stress. Use the note widget or your voice assistant to quickly add items to your list or track what you have already completed.

Set the mood

Create a custom lighting set up, set the mood, or impress your friends with a little holiday magic as you press a button and an entire scene comes to life. Either way, Sonos can help you enhance the atmosphere with the perfect soundtrack.

Dinner is ready

Smart ovens like GE Appliances and Home Connect Oven can make it possible to preheat your oven with the press of a button or get a discreet signal when your meal is ready.

Automate your clean up

You might be ready to flop into bed and go to sleep after the success of your party. Before you do that, load the dishwasher and remove any barriers on the floor. Your smart home devices will make sure you wake up to a clean space.

Explore

Want to do even more with IFTTT? Explore the possibilities and create powerful experiences by making your own Applets.

explore-applet