Pushbullet links phones, computers, and browsers so users can send messages, mirror phone notifications, share links, chat, and transfer files across devices. It supports Android, iPhone with Mac, browser extensions, and desktop applications.
In the Async & threaded space, Pushbullet takes a focused approach. It focuses on keeping messages, notifications, links, and files synchronized across phones and computers. It is built as a consumer product for people who use multiple devices. Pushbullet follows a freemium model, with paid plans starting at $3. Pushbullet is available on the web, embeddable surfaces, Android, macOS, and Windows.
Behind Pushbullet is Pushbullet, and it first shipped in 2013. Key capabilities include text messaging, notification mirroring, and link sharing.
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