<prompt> Human: If This Then That IFTTT is an online app that connects two different services. Its really useful for glueing things together to automate your life. For this, I use it to make expense tracking a lot easier for myself.1. In IFTTT, create a new applet.2. Choose Google Assistant as the THIS and choose Say a phrase with both a number and a text ingredient as the trigger.3. For THAT, choose Google Sheets and choose Add row to spreadsheet as the action.The phrase that I used was Add expense for and this seems to work well. I initially tried Add to my expense tracker for , but it confused the to for a 2 so it didnt work correctly. Essentially, avoid the words to or for near the number and youll be fine.Also, youll need to say Thirteen dollars and fifty cents instead of Thirteen fifty so that it enters 13.50 instead of 1350 in your tracker.Bonus Tip: You can trigger reminders based on calendar events! For THIS, use the Google Calendar and use the New event from search as the trigger. For the keyword or phrase I added Budget. For THAT, choose Send me and SMS and put your Ok Google, Add expense for phrase in. Now whenever you have a calendar event with the Budget tag in the title or description itll send you a text to remind you to add the expense.EDIT: Many have asked about seeing up something similar with iOS. It sounds like you may be able to use the Shortcut app for this. EDIT 2: uminnesnowta has detailed step-by-step instructions for configuring this for iPhone.EDIT 3: If you want to make the number negative in your spreadsheet, you can put a - minus symbol before the pound symbol in the spreadsheet section like so: CreatedAtTextField-NumberField  <response>: I got it working with a IFTTT webhook and Siri Shortcuts on my iPhone.Youll need to figure out what your IFTTT webhook key is. Go here and click on the Documentation link in the upper-right hand area. At the top of this page, itll show you what your key is. Copy this somewhere.Pic of how the IFTTT webhook is configured: linkTo create the webhook:1. Go to 2. Click on the this action in the New Applet page3. Search for webhook in the Choose a service page and choose Webhooks4. In Choose trigger, choose the only option - Receive a web request5. In the Event Name box, type add_to_budget_sheet and click Create trigger If you choose something other than add_to_budget_sheet, then youll also need to modify the URL in the Siri Shortcut 6. Click on that7. Search for Google sheets in the Choose action service8. Choose Add row to spreadsheet in the Choose action page9. The next few items are how to configure the action:10. Spreadsheet name can be whatever youd like11. Formatted row: Delete Value3 and the preceding triple pipes refer to my image above OccurredAt EventName Value1 Value2 13. Click Create action14. Click FinishLink to my Siri Shortcut: hereIn the Siri Shortcut, you need to edit the URL value at the bottom and replace yourIFTTTKey with the key value from above. So, if your key is abc123, the full URL will be: Then you can click the play button at the top of the shortcut to manually trigger it or assign a phrase to have Siri trigger it. 