Installable to home screen
Customers add your app in one tap, with your icon and splash screen, no app store required.
App experience, no app store
A progressive web app gives your customers the speed and feel of a native app — installable, offline-capable, instantly loading — without the cost of building and maintaining separate iOS and Android builds.
Building a native app means two codebases, two review processes and a customer who has to be persuaded to download something. A progressive web app skips all of that. It runs in the browser, installs to the home screen in one tap, and updates the moment you publish.
For most Indian businesses, a PWA delivers the parts of an app that actually matter — speed, reliability on patchy connections, and a presence on the home screen — at a fraction of the cost.
What's included
Customers add your app in one tap, with your icon and splash screen, no app store required.
Service workers cache the important parts, so the app still opens on 3G or when the signal drops.
Re-engage customers directly with offers and updates, the same way a native app would.
One build serves Android, iOS and desktop, so you are not paying to maintain three products.
Publish a change and every user has it immediately, with no app store review delay.
Unlike a native app, every page can be found in Google search.
Why it matters
One codebase instead of separate native iOS and Android development.
Customers try it instantly from a link rather than committing to an install.
Built to stay usable when connectivity is slow or intermittent.
One thing to update, test and support instead of three.
How we work
We learn your business, your customers and your goals before proposing anything.
You get a clear scope, a fixed quote and a timeline, so there are no surprises later.
Design and development run together, with progress you can see rather than wait for.
After launch we measure, refine and keep improving what the numbers tell us to.
Keep exploring
Tell us about your project and we'll come back with a clear scope, timeline and fixed quote.