Ellp for Windows

Ellp allows you to create your own rules and automate many of your device tasks every day. Ellp was founded on the concept of 'if-this/then-that', which is mainly applicable to connected apps. It uses simple logic for automating tasks that are specific to your devices.

Ellp can be set up to perform tasks like automatically saving your Facebook photos to a favorite folder or notifying when you download the exact same file multiple times. You can even set it to open YouTube every time you plug in your headphones. Ellp is almost limitless in its possibilities.

Ellp uses a card system for automating and running tasks. Cards are simple rules that control a device's behavior. A card might say, "at dawn, muffle the sound." This allows you to set a time when your device will turn off its speakers. You can set cards for a variety of automation tasks such as opening a website whenever you turn on your computer or opening a particular music player or website every time you plug your headphones in.

It is easy to identify the card's task from the card layouts. The card layouts allow you to quickly identify the task at hand. They can be sorted into different categories that cover topics such as power, storage, security, and performance. It is easy to set up cards. Once you have placed your cards in the appropriate category, you will be all set. If you prefer to manage the task manually, cards can be turned off. Tasks can also be changed at any time.

Ellp is an attractive and clean-looking app that is easy to use. It is a new take on the device management/automation concept, which it pulls off rather well. Ellp is lightweight and uses very little system resources. It also has a number categories that can be configured exactly the way you like them to. This saves you a lot of time, even hours.