Pushpilot is a fast, open-source Pushbullet client for Chrome, Brave and Edge. Send tabs, notes and files, see your Android notifications, and text from your browser.
Unofficial. Not affiliated with Pushbullet. Works with your existing Pushbullet account.
The official extension was built on Manifest V2, which current Chrome, Brave and Edge no longer let you install. Pushpilot is a ground-up rewrite on Manifest V3 that brings back what people relied on, and makes sending the page you're on a one-click job.
The page you're on appears as a card with its picture, title and site. Pick a device and press ⌘ Enter.
Desktop notifications with a choice of sounds, and links that open in a new tab as they arrive, like the original extension.
See Android notifications as they happen, and handle them without picking up your phone.
Read your SMS conversations and reply from the keyboard you're already typing on.
From any app on your computer, and from the Share sheet on iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Copy a link or some text anywhere and press ⌘ ⇧ 9 (Ctrl Shift 9 on Windows and Linux): it's pushed to your default device. ⌘ ⇧ 8 opens Pushpilot in a window, ready for files. Built in; works while the browser runs in the background.
Pick the default device in Pushpilot's Settings › Sending. To change the keys, open
chrome://extensions/shortcuts and keep their scope on Global.
The Pushpilot shortcut for Apple Shortcuts pushes links, text, photos and files to any device or friend, even with the browser closed. Share to it from any app, ask Siri, use Back Tap on iPhone, or Finder's Quick Actions and the menu bar on a Mac. Your last pick is at the top of the list.
Open it and paste an access token from pushbullet.com › Settings › Account. Your copy then holds that token, so share this page rather than your copy. The first run asks to connect to api.pushbullet.com: choose Allow.
No servers, no analytics, no tracking. Pushpilot talks only to Pushbullet, and your history stays in your browser. The code is open for anyone to check.
Read the privacy policyOne click to install in Chrome, Brave and Edge, with automatic updates.
Download pushpilot-*-chrome.zip from
Releases, unzip it, open
chrome://extensions, turn on Developer mode and choose Load unpacked.
Needs Chrome 127 or newer, or a browser based on it, and a Pushbullet account.
No. It's an independent, open-source project that uses Pushbullet's public API with your own account. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Pushbullet.
Pushbullet keeps old device registrations around as "not connected"; pushes to them never arrive. Settings › Devices shows which ones are live. Opening the Pushbullet app on the phone reconnects it.
On the phone, pick this browser or "All devices". If the phone still lists the old Pushbullet extension as "Chrome", tick it in Settings › Receiving and those pushes arrive in Pushpilot too.
No. Pushbullet supports notification mirroring and SMS on Android only.
Free Pushbullet accounts can send 500 pushes a month. Receiving, phone notifications and SMS aren't affected. Pushpilot itself is free.
Pushpilot is free and open source under AGPL-3.0, with no ads and no tracking. If it saves you time, you can help keep it going.