@Emil Thanks. I almost did that but figured I'd check here first.

I made an update to our server. Please try again now.

Hi. Flic's responsibility stops when reaching IFTTT's servers, so if you have any issues with Yeelight through IFTTT, you'd better take that up with IFTTT or Yeelight.

@karajito did you look at the hub API beta for to integrate with home assistant?

@mattias-0 Why can't I use any of the flic/Wyze applets already posted. I have flic2 so I guess that's my answer but why can't your interface detect which type of flic is being pushed? I assume there must be a difference but I don't see anything to help me. What I'm trying to do is simply turn on/off a Wyze smart plug. When I try to create this I add "flic" from your menu of stuff to the "if". For the "this/then" part I add the "Turn on Wyze plug". Now I get asked to select "Options" NADA can't do anything. Tried using a Tagged flic whatever that means, doesn't ask for any options and I get "Finish". I click that and I get to title my applet which I did. Now I get "Can't create Applet, try again later". What the hell is going on? I should not have to worry about whether I have a flic or a flic 2 YOUR interface should be able to detect and take care of that, why should I? If you want your stuff to make it in this market you need to SIMPLIFY things. I have 38 years of programming experience. I could dig into this and probably figure it out, is that what you want the average Joe off the street with no programming experience to do? YOU WANT THIS TO BE EASY FOR ANYBODY, OTHERWISE YOU WILL NOT MAKE IT!

@matt-0 Not sure if you already did this, but you need to assign the IFTTT action to the Flic in the Flic app so the app actually sends the events to the cloud.

Also with a web hook on the hub, like a private IFTT.