Pusher provides bi-directional hosted APIs that enable developers to easily add realtime functionality to web and mobile applications.
Pusher is a hosted API platform for developers who need to add realtime functionality to web and mobile applications without building and maintaining the underlying infrastructure themselves. It provides bi-directional APIs that handle the messaging layer between servers and connected clients. What Pusher does Provides hosted APIs for sending realtime, bi-directional data between servers and client applications Supports adding realtime features to both web and mobile applications Handles the persistent connections needed to push updates to clients as events happen Who uses Pusher Pusher is aimed at developers building web and mobile applications who need realtime data delivery — such as live updates, notifications, or messaging between users — but want to integrate this through an API rather than building and operating their own realtime messaging infrastructure. In a typical development workflow, a team adds Pusher's API into an existing web or mobile application to handle the realtime communication layer, letting them focus on their core product logic instead of the underlying connection and message-delivery infrastructure.
