Reflecto: Notification Mirror

About

Your phone buzzes. You're deep in work. Do you break focus to check it?

Reflecto mirrors your Android phone notifications to a Chrome side panel on your desktop — instantly, securely, on any operating system. See who messaged you. Reply to WhatsApp, Telegram, and SMS right from Chrome. Dismiss a notification on either side, and it disappears on both.

No account needed. No email. Just a 6-digit code to pair, and notifications flow in seconds.


⚡ REAL-TIME NOTIFICATION MIRRORING

Every notification on your phone appears on your desktop the moment it arrives. WhatsApp messages, Slack pings, email alerts, delivery updates — all in one clean Chrome side panel. No delay, no polling, no missed messages.


💬 REPLY WITHOUT PICKING UP YOUR PHONE

Type your reply in Chrome and it sends through the original app. Works with WhatsApp, Telegram, SMS, and any app that supports Android notification reply actions. Stay in your flow state — don't reach for your phone.


🔕 BIDIRECTIONAL DISMISS

Swipe away a notification on your phone? Gone from your desktop too. Dismiss on desktop? Gone from your phone. Your notification state stays perfectly in sync.


🔒 END-TO-END ENCRYPTED BY DEFAULT

Your notification data is encrypted before it leaves your phone using X25519 key exchange and XSalsa20-Poly1305 (NaCl) encryption — the same cryptographic foundation used by Signal. The server relays encrypted blobs it literally cannot read.

Unlike Pushbullet (which locked encryption behind a $4.99/month paywall), Reflecto encrypts everything by default. Free. Always.


🤖 AI DAILY DIGEST (OPT-IN)

Get a smart summary of your day's notifications, categorized as Important, Actionable, FYI, or Noise. One AI-generated digest that tells you what actually mattered. Completely opt-in — your notification data is processed in memory and never stored.


🎯 APP FILTERING

Choose exactly which apps get mirrored. Start with everything off, then enable just what matters — WhatsApp, Slack, Gmail, whatever you need. No notification overload.


🖥️ WORKS ON ANY DESKTOP — NOT JUST WINDOWS

Microsoft Phone Link only works on Windows. KDE Connect requires LAN and complex setup. Reflecto works everywhere Chrome runs:

• Windows
• macOS
• Linux
• ChromeOS

All you need is this extension and the Reflecto Android app.


🔄 LOOKING FOR A PUSHBULLET REPLACEMENT?

Pushbullet's Chrome extension was removed from the Chrome Web Store for Manifest V3 non-compliance. Their team hasn't posted an update since 2022.

Reflecto is a modern replacement:
• Built on Manifest V3 from the ground up
• End-to-end encrypted at no cost
• No account or email required
• Works on Mac and Linux — not just Windows

If you used Pushbullet, Join, AirDroid, Intel Unison, or MightyText — Reflecto does notification mirroring better, with real encryption and a cleaner setup.


🔐 PRIVACY-FIRST DESIGN

• Only one Android permission required: Notification Access
• No camera, no contacts, no storage, no location
• No user accounts or email signup
• No ads. No tracking. No data collection.
• Server cannot decrypt your notifications
• Open encryption standard (NaCl / libsodium)

Your notifications are yours. The server is a dumb relay — it sees encrypted blobs and device IDs. That's it.


⏱️ SETUP IN UNDER 2 MINUTES

1. Install Reflecto on your Android phone (Play Store link below)
2. Install this Chrome extension
3. Enter the 6-digit pairing code shown on your phone
4. Done. Notifications appear instantly.

No QR code, no camera permission, no email, no password. The simplest pairing flow in this category.


💰 100% FREE

All core features — real-time mirroring, reply, dismiss, encryption, app filtering — are completely free. No trial period. No feature gates on the functionality you actually need.

Pro features (AI digest, extended notification history, smart priority scoring) coming soon at $2-3/month.


📧 QUESTIONS OR FEEDBACK?

We're a solo-developer project and we read every message: [email protected]

If Reflecto saves you time, a review on the Chrome Web Store helps more than you'd think.