A web product that installs on a phone, works with a weak connection and sends notifications — without waiting for store review or paying the stores' share.
Four things that make a web product feel like an app.
Add to home screen with an icon, splash screen and standalone window, so users reach the product in one tap.
Caching and a sensible offline state, so the product stays usable on a train or a bad network.
Web push for returning users on Android and on iOS where Apple supports it, with permission asked at a sensible moment.
The same code serves desktop and mobile, and updates reach users on the next visit with no store review.
Not every product should be a PWA, so we check the fit before building.
We review which features need the device and the stores, and where a PWA is enough. Limits on iOS are part of that conversation.
Manifest, service worker, caching strategy and notifications on top of your web product or built with it from the start.
Installability, offline behaviour and performance tested on real devices and tracked after launch.
Standard web tooling, no proprietary wrapper to maintain.
Tell us what the product needs to do on a phone. We will say honestly whether a PWA covers it.