Progressive Web Apps (PWA)

Overview

What we deliver

We build progressive web apps that combine the reach of the web with the features of mobile apps, including offline use and home screen install.

Our progressive web app service gives [BRAND] clients a way to deliver mobile-quality experiences without building separate iOS and Android apps. We design PWAs that load fast on slow networks, work offline through service workers, and let users install the app to the home screen with one tap. We start by reviewing the existing web product or planning a new one, then define the manifest, caching strategy, and push notification flow. Our developers write clean, testable code and follow Google Lighthouse standards to keep performance, accessibility, and best practice scores high. We also handle app store submission for organizations that want to list the PWA on Google Play through Trusted Web Activity. Throughout the project we share progress, demo builds, and clear documentation so the internal team can keep the app current after launch.

Fit Check

Built for teams like yours

Who it's for

Retailers wanting app-like web stores
Publishers reaching offline readers
Service businesses with mobile users
Startups avoiding native app costs
Enterprises with low data field staff

Pain points we solve

High cost of native app development
Low install rates for app store apps
Poor performance on slow networks
No offline access in current web app
Push notifications missing from website

What's included

Capabilities

Everything we cover in this engagement.

PWA audit and planning
Service worker and caching setup
Web app manifest configuration
Offline first data strategy
Push notification integration
Add to home screen flows
Lighthouse score optimization
Play Store submission via TWA

How we work

Our process

A clear, predictable path from kickoff to outcomes.

01

Audit

We review the current site or plan and define PWA goals.

02

Plan

We design the offline strategy, manifest, and notification flow.

03

Develop

We add service workers, caching, and install prompts.

04

Validate

We test on real devices and run Lighthouse audits.

05

Release

We deploy the PWA and submit to stores when needed.

What you get

Deliverables & outcomes

What you get

PWA enabled web application
Service worker and manifest files
Offline content strategy document
Push notification setup
Lighthouse report after launch
Play Store listing if requested

Outcomes you can expect

Higher mobile engagement
Faster repeat visits through caching
Direct push communication with users
App store presence without native build
Better Lighthouse and Core Web Vitals scores

Timeline

6 to 12 weeks

Engagement

Monthly retainer, Project, Sprint

Tools we use

Workbox, Firebase, Lighthouse, Webpack, Capacitor

KPIs we track

Install rate, Repeat visit rate, Offline session count, Push opt in rate, Lighthouse PWA score

Client stories

What clients say

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Our LCP was 4.8 seconds and Google was punishing us for it. They audited the build, dumped two plugins we did not need, moved hero images to a real CDN, and rewrote the critical CSS. LCP came down to 1.6 seconds within three weeks. Bounce rate on the pricing page dropped by a quarter without us touching the copy.

Sarah K.

"

We were paying three agencies and a lifecycle freelancer to argue over attribution. RevoraOps absorbed all of it in 30 days, killed our worst-performing Meta ad sets, and rebuilt the welcome flow from scratch. CAC dropped 31 percent in the first full month. Honestly the relief of having one weekly call instead of four was worth it alone.

Megan W.

Proof