Working with sensors and want to send messages to another device? Pushbullet is just what you need.Working on a home automation system? Pushbullet can get everything chatting.Want to build a Pushbullet client for a platform we don't officially support yet? Everything you need is here.Have a website and want to offer push notifications? We've built everything you need.Here are some of the things you can build with Pushbullet: This is important to us because we believe everything, not just smartphones and computers, should be able to exchange information in real time. Our goal is to provide a full API that enables anything to tap into the Pushbullet network. I think uses both as I have him setup on some of my NodeRED flows with Pushbullet and I’ve heard him praise some of the neat delivery features of Pushover like the sounds and priority settings.Pushbullet's API enables developers to build on the Pushbullet infrastructure. I tend to use it for a variety of things - NodeRED notifications, pushing webpages from my phone to my PC for easier reading, etc. I started using Pushbullet years back for other things, so I’ve continued to use it. Pushbullet has some neat features like notification mirroring (from your phone to PC).messages that continually repeat until you acknowledge them Pushover has some neat additional options like Sounds and Priority that can be useful.Pushover works with Android + iOS + Chrome.Pushbullet only works with Android + Chrome.There’s a 10,000 message monthly limit per ‘app’, but most people are unlikely to hit it.once for Android, once for iOS, once for web) Pushover is a one-time fee of $5 per platform (eg.Upgrading to Pro unlocks unlimited messages along with a few extra features.Pushbullet offers 500 messages per month for free.Here’s a couple of comparison points that come to mind. They’re both great push notification systems. Can anyone recommend Pushover vs Pushbullet?