Microsoft had released public preview of Flow, its own version of IFTTT (If This Then That) tool in April. Now, the service has finally been launched in beta on Android.
Flow lets you to connect apps and services and automate portions of your workflow. It allows users to set up automated “recipes” to complete tasks in Twitter, Dropbox, Google Drive, Slack, OneDrive, Github, Facebook, YouTube, and more.
Flow will also enable you to set up notifications across platforms, sync up folders in different programs or automate software approvals, organize data from Twitter, handle approvals and much more. In case of the Android app, users cannot create a new Flow recipe or delete an existing one.
Interested users will have to head to Google Play Store, sign up to become a beta tester for Flow and then download the app. In addition, you will need a Microsoft account associated with email address to sign in.