Founder of a listed tool

Charlie Cheever

Co-founder, Expo, named behind the Expo Push Notifications listing on Anchor Terminal.

Charlie Cheever

Co-founder, Expo

Charlie Cheever co-founded Expo, an app development platform combining web and native development, which went through Y Combinator's Summer 2016 batch. Cheever earlier worked at Amazon and Facebook and co-founded Quora.

What Charlie builds

  • Expo Push Notifications C · Notifications

    Hosted push service from Expo that takes one HTTPS request and relays it to Apple's APNs and Google's FCM for apps built with Expo. It issues push tickets and receipts, and sending is free.

    Co-founder, Expo, researched 26 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Charlie Cheever?

Charlie Cheever co-founded Expo, an app development platform combining web and native development, which went through Y Combinator's Summer 2016 batch. Cheever earlier worked at Amazon and Facebook and co-founded Quora.

What does Expo make?

Anchor Terminal lists Expo Push Notifications from Expo. Hosted push service from Expo that takes one HTTPS request and relays it to Apple's APNs and Google's FCM for apps built with Expo. It issues push tickets and receipts, and sending is free.

Who has invested in Expo?

The sources our research read name Y Combinator and Georgian.

How are Charlie's tools graded?

Expo Push Notifications is graded C, 59 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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