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    How can I open an iPhone app from triggercmd?

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      jsmr1360
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      I want to open an app from my iPhone using triggercmd and link it with Alexa to remote start my car.

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        Russ @jsmr1360
        last edited by

        Sorry @jsmr1360, the TRIGGERcmd iOS app can't open other apps on an iPhone. It can only run commands on your computers.

        Russell VanderMey

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          Xander @jsmr1360
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          @jsmr1360 Instead of talking to your computer, just talk to your phone. Sounds like you want to overcomplicate things.

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            ponsonbybritt
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            For anyone trying to use TriggerCMD to run a routine on an iPhone, you can do so using TriggerCMD, IFTTT, and iOS Shortcuts. Here is how I achieved it:

            • Create a TriggerCMD command of your choosing. It need not do anything.
            • Use that command as the "Specific Command" trigger in IFTTT
            • For the THEN THAT, I chose "Send me an SMS"*
            • In the message of the SMS type a keyword of your choosing. Create the Action.
            • On the iPhone, go to Shortcuts, and select Automation
            • Tap + to start Shortcut creation. Choose "Message"
            • Under "Message Contains," type in the keyword you used in the IFTTT applet
            • Finish the Shortcut routine you wish to run when the SMS message is received

            *You could also achieve this sending yourself an email through IFTTT and choosing Email in the Automation section of Shortcuts

            Using this method, I do not have to say anything to the phone or even be near it to run a shortcut on it.

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