We build SharePush in Rome
SharePush is made by 
, a small product studio in Rome, Italy.
Why we built SharePush
We spent years building analytics for news publishers at Second Breakfast. The same request kept coming back: readers arrive from search and social, read one article and leave, and web push was the one channel that could bring them back without an app or an email address.
The tools publishers were using had been built for a single send. A match, a vote count or a breaking story changes after the first push, and the only option was to send another one and watch readers block the site.
So we built SharePush around three ideas: a notification that updates in place, audiences built from what readers click, and articles that send themselves from RSS on a schedule that respects the reader.
What we care about
Fewer, better notifications. A reader who blocks a site is gone for good, so SharePush is built to send less and land more: daily caps per subscriber, inactive readers paused, and targeting by interest instead of blasting the whole list.
We write down what we learn, too: our web push best practices collect Chrome's rules and what works for each kind of site, with sources.
Our products
SharePush
Web push notifications that update live, for sites that publish every day.
Publytics
Web Analytics for Publishers and Newsrooms.
Redsuite
Reddit Analytics Suite for Marketers & Brands.
SecondQuill
Content generation powered by AI.
BacklinkScout
Backlink analysis made easy.
Our team
Lorenzo Diaco
Dimitri Stagnitto
Ciro Esposito
Filippo Ficarola
Alessio Bonanni
François Cardinaud
Giacomo Colizzi
How we work
- Integrity: We are committed to maintaining transparency and honesty in everything we do.
- Innovation: We continuously strive to improve and adapt our platform to meet the evolving needs of our users.
- Customer-Centricity: Our users are at the heart of our decisions, and their success is our priority.
- Collaboration: We believe in the power of teamwork and partnerships to achieve greater outcomes.
What's next
Every SharePush release, with what changed and why, is in the changelog.
Want something on it? Tell us: most of what we build started as a customer's request.