Founder of a listed tool

Philippe Lehoux

Co-founder and CEO, Missive, named behind the Missive API + MCP listing on Anchor Terminal.

Co-founder and CEO, Missive

Philippe Lehoux is chief executive and a co-founder of Missive, the shared inbox and team chat app. Before Missive, he and his co-founders built ConferenceBadge.com, an online tool for designing and ordering event name badges, whose income let them work on Missive full time.

What Philippe builds

  • Missive API + MCP C · Customer support & helpdesk

    Missive is a shared team inbox for email, SMS, WhatsApp and live chat from Heliom Inc. of Quebec City. Agents reach it through a REST API at public.missiveapp.com/v1 or a hosted MCP server with OAuth permissions.

    Co-founder and CEO, Missive, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Philippe Lehoux?

Philippe Lehoux is chief executive and a co-founder of Missive, the shared inbox and team chat app. Before Missive, he and his co-founders built ConferenceBadge.com, an online tool for designing and ordering event name badges, whose income let them work on Missive full time.

What does Missive make?

Anchor Terminal lists Missive API + MCP from Missive. Missive is a shared team inbox for email, SMS, WhatsApp and live chat from Heliom Inc. of Quebec City. Agents reach it through a REST API at public.missiveapp.com/v1 or a hosted MCP server with OAuth permissions.

How are Philippe's tools graded?

Missive API + MCP is graded C, 54.3 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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