Thankfully, you don’t have to pick between the two–you can use Pushbullet’s browser plug-in for advanced features, and Noti for notifications and SMS messages. It’s just about the notifications, but it works better for notifications than any other tool out there for Mac right now. Yes, Pushbullet has lots of other features–like sending files and notes between devices, and Noti doesn’t support those. Noti can also trigger other notification actions, all from your Mac, meaning you don’t need to pick up your phone at all.
It links Pushbullet to your Mac’s native notification system, and lets you respond to texts within the notifications themselves. This free Mac application does one thing, and does it well: notifications. This means that notifications are sent through a browser plugin, which are usually ugly and don’t offer the ability to respond from the notification itself–you have to open the browser plugin or webpage. The ever-popular Pushbullet can do this, but there’s no native Mac version of Pushbullet. Smartphones have quickly become our personal hubs for all notifications, text messages, and other important things–but who wants to type on a tiny keyboard all the time? With this free Mac app you can see all your Android notifications on your Mac, and even respond to them right from the notification itself.
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