Mobile apps
Progressive Web App (PWA) Development
App-like experiences that install from the browser, work offline and send notifications, without app store approvals.
Built with
- Laravel
- Livewire
- Service workers
- Web push
- IndexedDB
01 Overview
Progressive web apps (PWA), done properly.
Not every product needs to be in an app store. Store approvals, update reviews and download friction can slow down internal tools, ordering apps and early-stage products.
A progressive web app installs straight from the browser onto the home screen, opens full screen, works offline and can send notifications, all from one web codebase that updates instantly.
02 What's included
Everything we deliver.
Installable on any phone
Add to home screen on Android, iPhone and desktop.
Offline support
Service workers cache data and screens for poor networks.
Push notifications
Web push for orders, reminders and alerts where supported.
Instant updates
Changes go live immediately without store review.
Fast and lightweight
Small downloads that suit low-storage phones.
Shared with your website
One codebase for website and app reduces cost.
03 Good fit if
Who this is for.
- Internal staff and field tools
- Ordering apps for regular customers
- MVPs testing an idea before native apps
04 How we work
Five clear steps.
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DiscoverWe learn your goals and agree scope and a fixed price in writing.
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DesignYou review the plan and screens before development starts.
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BuildWeekly progress on a staging link, tested as we go.
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LaunchWe go live together and train your team.
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CareUpdates, backups and improvements after launch.
Sample screens
The kind of progressive web apps (pwa) we design.
Concept screens designed by SRS to show our interface style. They are sample designs, not client work.
Questions
Progressive web apps (PWA): common questions
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Does a PWA work on iPhone?
Yes. iPhones can install PWAs from Safari, with notification support on recent iOS versions.
Can a PWA be on the Play Store?
Yes. A PWA can also be packaged and listed on Google Play if you want store visibility.
When should we choose a native app instead?
When you need heavy device features, background processing or maximum store visibility. We will advise honestly.
