Offline capable
A service worker caches assets so the app works on a weak or missing connection.
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[ glossary — web apps ]
A plain-English guide to Progressive Web Apps for founders and product teams weighing app-like websites against native development.
200+
products shipped
4.9/5
Upwork rating
15+
countries served
30 days
post-launch support
( the features )
A service worker caches assets so the app works on a weak or missing connection.
Users add it to their home screen or desktop without an app store.
Re-engage users with notifications even when the page isn't open.
Updates deploy on the web instantly, with no store review cycle.
( pwa vs native )
Lower cost, cross-platform, no approval process, linkable, and discoverable by search.
Deeper device access, richer app-store distribution, and a familiar install experience.
Many products ship a PWA for reach and a native app for deeper capabilities.
Content, eCommerce, and tools that benefit from fast load, offline, and installability.
( faq )
A PWA is a website enhanced with app-like capabilities like offline support, push notifications, and home-screen installation, delivered through the browser.
The core requirements are HTTPS, a web app manifest for installability, and a service worker that enables offline and background behavior.
PWAs are cheaper and cross-platform with no store approval. Native apps offer deeper device access and store distribution. You can often combine both.
Yes. PWAs are still web pages, so they are crawlable and linkable, which is an advantage over native apps for discovery.
PWAs suit content sites, eCommerce, and tools that value fast load, offline, and installability without a full native build.
Yes. We add PWA installability, offline support, and performance to web builds, and can pair a PWA with a native app when useful.