Installed from the browser
Your users add the app to their home screen in one gesture, without going through a store.
A PWA installs from the browser, on mobile and on desktop. It works offline, sends notifications and updates instantly. One build, no store commission.
A PWA (Progressive Web App) is a web application that installs on the home screen from the browser, works offline and sends notifications, without going through the App Store or Google Play. I build custom PWAs from $4,000 (€3,500)excl. VAT, in 2 to 4 weeks when we start from an existing website or app.
Your users add the app to their home screen in one gesture, without going through a store.
The app stays usable without a connection, then syncs as soon as the network is back.
Reminders, alerts, news: you stay in touch with your users.
No store review and no forced updates: everyone has the latest version.
Membership card, bookings, loyalty points, notifications: an app your customers actually install.
Technicians, salespeople, home-visit staff: an app that works even without a network, synced when they get back.
A single codebase for iPhone, Android and desktop: cheaper and faster than two native apps.
Your existing website or web tool can often be turned into a PWA without starting over.
Technologies: React · TypeScript · Service Workers · Web Push · Supabase
O’GYM’s member app is a PWA: QR code membership card, challenges, shop and GymCoins, installed on the phone without going through a store.
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Analysis of your existing app or website and its PWA potential.
Conversion to a PWA: installation, service workers, offline mode.
Performance, caching and notifications.
Go-live and handover to your team.
From $4,000 (€3,500)excl. VAT to convert an existing website or app. A PWA built from scratch with user accounts, payment or a back office is priced like a business app. The estimator gives you a range in one minute.
A PWA suits the vast majority of business and customer uses, for a much lower cost and lead time than two native iOS and Android apps. Native still makes sense if you need deep access to the phone hardware or a mandatory presence in the stores.
Yes. On iPhone, the app installs from Safari with "Add to Home Screen". Notifications are supported for installed PWAs since iOS 16.4.
Yes, a PWA can be packaged for Google Play and, with a few adjustments, for the App Store. It is an option, useful if your market requires it.
Often, yes: that is what the initial audit is for. It shows what can be kept as is and what needs to be adapted.
Yes. Unlike a native app, a PWA is still a website: its pages can be indexed by Google and shared with a simple link.
30 minutes to review what you need. Free, no commitment.