Update: I still love QPush- but have one disappointment. While it isn't their fault - my iPhone bricked as a result of iOS8 I lost all my QPushed links when my phone was wiped and replaced. It would be nice to have a way to reload them upon reconnecting to QPush. This makes it a notch less useful than an app like Evernote where I can be sure my items are synced with on the Web. Or ....was integrated with IFTTT so any pushed links could have a recipe w/IFTTT and back up elsewhere. I love QPush- it's quickly become one of my regular go-to apps to easily exchange info between my laptop and phone. I'd love to see expanded features such as inter-app exchanges with IFTTT and other bookmarking apps, as well as within the app allow me to create folders. I'd be willing to pay for the app as an upgrade if it offered those things- especially IFTTT exchange and folders.

If you are doing as I am doing navigating between Microsoft’s Windows 10 world and Apples MacOS and IOS, this little app has become an essential missing link to enable and allow for great functionality to Apples Messaging system since there is no functional way for you to engage with Apples messaging app within Windows natively. So just install this app into your your Edge or Chrome, or Firefox browser and then link your iphone with the QPush app which is simple stupid to connect and you can send all the web page articles straight from your browser on Windows to you SMS enabled iPhone. Or if you prefer just copy and paste text into QPush and literally QPush these web links or raw texts straight to Apple Messaging. It is why I call it the “missing link”. If you are forced to navigate between two worlds in Windows and Apples then you will enjoy this functional and just get it done app. Hope this helps you to see its benifit! Cheers

This is the simplest, quickest, most reliable way to send text and links from a laptop/desktop to an iPhone. So easy and intuitive. As others have mentioned, would be great if there was a way to backup notes to Dropbox or iCloud or via an online QPush login page. That way if you lose your phone or have to restore, you’d still have your recent and pinned notes. Would also be awesome to be able to send in the opposite direction: from iPhone to the browser plug-in on a PC. Maybe I’m missing something, but that doesn’t seem like an option (yet?).

How many times do you find yourself online on desktop and want to text something from there to your phone? For me, its often. Addresses, phone numbers, reviews, etc. QPush makes that happen in a blink. And when it comes to addresses, Q not only pushes that to you, but links it to your maps app, so you don’t need to copy paste. Its super useful. Thank you Q people.