Founder of a listed tool

Tomer Aharon

Co-founder, Poptin, named behind the Chatway MCP listing on Anchor Terminal.

Co-founder, Poptin

Tomer Aharon co-founded Poptin, which makes website popups, forms and email automation tools and operates Chatway. He writes on conversion optimisation, email marketing and bootstrapped software businesses for Poptin's blog, and holds an economics degree from Tel Aviv University.

What Tomer builds

  • Chatway MCP C · Customer support & helpdesk

    Chatway MCP is the hosted MCP server for Chatway, a live chat and support inbox from Poptin Ltd. Assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT sign in by OAuth to read, reply to, tag, assign and resolve conversations.

    Co-founder, Poptin, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Tomer Aharon?

Tomer Aharon co-founded Poptin, which makes website popups, forms and email automation tools and operates Chatway. He writes on conversion optimisation, email marketing and bootstrapped software businesses for Poptin's blog, and holds an economics degree from Tel Aviv University.

What does Chatway (Poptin Ltd) make?

Anchor Terminal lists Chatway MCP from Chatway (Poptin Ltd). Chatway MCP is the hosted MCP server for Chatway, a live chat and support inbox from Poptin Ltd. Assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT sign in by OAuth to read, reply to, tag, assign and resolve conversations.

How are Tomer's tools graded?

Chatway MCP is graded C, 57.5 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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