Apps, Bots & Extensions

Progressive Web App Development

PWA development adds installability, service-worker caching, defined offline behavior, push notifications, and synchronization rules to a compatible web application.

  • Delivery5–25 days
  • RevisionsPackage dependent
  • PricingQuoted by scope

What this service covers

A Progressive Web App uses web technologies and can be installed from supported browsers without becoming identical to a native app. I define target browsers, install flow, cacheable screens, network-only actions, update behavior, push requirements, and data-conflict rules first.

The implementation can include the web app manifest, icons, service worker, cache strategies, offline fallback, background synchronization where supported, push notifications, authentication, and API integration. Offline behavior is tested only for the screens and data named in scope.

Browser and operating-system support differs, especially for notifications, background work, storage limits, and installation prompts. Payments, initial login, live data, and server validation usually need a connection. App-store packaging and approval are separate.

What's included

  • Installable manifest for supported browsers
  • Defined service-worker and offline routes
  • Scoped notification infrastructure
  • Browser and device support matrix

Tools and platforms

Progressive Web AppService WorkerOffline CachingWeb Push

How the project works

  1. 01

    Scope

    We define the objective, deliverables, dependencies, and success criteria before production starts.

  2. 02

    Build

    You review working previews, so decisions are made against tangible output.

  3. 03

    Refine

    The agreed revision rounds are used to complete details within scope.

  4. 04

    Handover

    I deliver the agreed files, access, and practical usage notes in an organized package.

Apps, Bots & Extensions · Delivery

Choose the right level of scope

Final pricing is provided after scope, deliverables, and integrations are confirmed.

Starter

Core PWA

An installable PWA with a small offline scope.

  • Installable web app
  • Fast repeat startup
  • Basic offline fallback
  • Responsive interface
Delivery: 5–9 days Revisions: 1
Standard

Connected PWA

A multi-screen PWA with notifications and defined offline flows.

  • Offline use for agreed screens
  • Push notification setup
  • Data storage and synchronization
  • Multi-screen structure
  • Performance review
Delivery: 9–15 days Revisions: 2
Advanced

Application PWA

A scoped authenticated PWA with backend integration.

  • Defined feature set
  • Authentication and account flows
  • One server or API integration
  • Advanced offline and conflict rules
  • Maintenance outline
  • 3 revisions
Delivery: 15–25 days Revisions: 3

Frequently asked questions

How is a PWA different from a native mobile app?

A PWA is distributed through the web and shares a web codebase. Native apps can access more device APIs. PWA capabilities vary by browser and operating system.

Can a PWA be published in an app store?

It can sometimes be packaged for store distribution, but publisher accounts, policy compliance, platform tooling, and review are separate. Approval is controlled by each store.

Will the PWA work without internet?

Only the screens and data explicitly cached for offline use. Live data, payments, initial login, and server validation need connectivity, while sync conflicts require defined rules.

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