App-like, straight from the browser. No app store.
Installable web apps that work offline, send push notifications, and feel native — distributed by a link, updated instantly, with no store review, no fees, and no download to lose people at.
Installable / offline / push / one URL / instant updates
The app store is a toll booth. Sometimes the fastest road to your customer simply doesn't need it.
Most people who'd happily use your product will never visit a store to download it. A Progressive Web App meets them where they already are — a link they tap, an app they install in one motion, an experience that works offline and pings them with push. No review queue, no platform cut, no friction between an interested visitor and an installed app.
The middle ground that's often the smart one.
A plain website
Easy to reach, nothing to install — but no home-screen presence, no offline, no push.
A Progressive Web App
Installable, offline-capable, and push-enabled, from one URL — most of native's reach, none of the store.
A native app
The deepest hardware access and store discovery — at the cost of downloads, review, and fees.
One URL. Many shapes.
If it lives on the web and would be better installed, offline, and push-enabled, it's a good PWA.
Customer & content apps
Reading, browsing, and shopping that installs and re-engages with push.
Field & operations tools
Offline-first apps your team installs and uses anywhere, signal or not.
Booking & events
Light, link-shared apps people install for the day and keep if they like it.
Internal dashboards
Installable on every device, no MDM or store, instantly updated.
Commerce
A storefront that loads instantly and nudges with push — keeping your margin.
Companion experiences
The app-like layer on top of a product you already run on the web.
One tap to the home screen.
A visitor likes what they see and installs it on the spot — no store, no account, no download bar. From then on it opens like any other app, full-screen, with its own icon, straight from the home screen.
- 01An installable manifest — name, icons, theme, splash
- 02Add-to-home-screen, prompted at the right moment
- 03Full-screen launch with no browser chrome
- 04Its own icon, in the dock and the app switcher
The connection drops. The app doesn't.
A service worker is what makes a website behave like an app — caching the shell, serving data offline, and syncing changes in the background. We pick the right strategy per route, so the PWA stays fast and dependable on any network.
- 01
Cache the app shell
A service worker stores the interface so it opens instantly, online or off.
- 02
Serve data offline
Reads come from a local store; the app stays useful with no connection.
- 03
Queue & background-sync
Changes are held and synced automatically the moment signal returns.
Re-engage — without a native build.
Push is what turns a one-time visit into a returning user, and a PWA can do it on Android, desktop, and installed iOS apps (16.4+). We build the whole flow — asking at the right moment, segmenting sensibly, and deep-linking each notification to exactly the right screen.
We ask for permission when it's earned — never on first load.
Everything an app does. None of the gatekeeping.
For a lot of products, removing the store is the whole point — and the whole advantage.
- 01
No platform cut
Keep your payment relationship and your margin — no 15–30% store fee.
- 02
No review delays
Ship a fix the minute it's ready; updates are instant, not days away.
- 03
One URL, anywhere
Distribute with a link — in an ad, an email, a QR code, a message.
- 04
Always up to date
Everyone runs the latest version; no fragmented app updates to chase.
- 05
Lower barrier to install
Skip the store trip and the download — the biggest drop-off in mobile.
- 06
One codebase
Android, iOS, and desktop from a single web build you already maintain.
Opens before a native app finishes launching.
With the shell already cached on the device, a PWA can start instantly. We hold a performance budget and audit it with Lighthouse, keeping Core Web Vitals green.
Live early, installable sooner.
Discovery & fit check
We confirm a PWA is the right call — and tell you plainly if native would serve you better.
Design & app shell
We design the experience and the cached shell that makes it open instantly.
Build
Service worker, offline strategy, installable manifest, and push, on a deployed preview you use as it grows.
Audit & budget
We hold Core Web Vitals green with Lighthouse and tune the caching per route.
Launch & iterate
We ship it as a link, watch install and re-engagement, and update instantly — no store in the loop.
A PWA is the obvious answer.
Your audience won't download an app
The store trip is where you lose them. A link they can install removes it.
You want install + push without the overhead
Home-screen presence and re-engagement, minus the fees, review, and native build.
Field tools need to work offline
Installable, offline-first, and updated instantly — no MDM, no store rollout.
Web standards, used to their full potential.
The things teams ask us first.
Skip the store. Keep the app.
Tell us who you're trying to reach and where the app store is getting in the way. We'll help you decide if a PWA is the right call — and if it is, build one that installs, works offline, and brings people back with push.
ReimeiTech builds Progressive Web Apps — installable, offline-capable, and push-enabled web experiences with a service-worker strategy, installable manifest, background sync, and a held performance budget — app-like, from a single URL, with no app store in the way.