PWAs use a technology called service workers to cache data. This lets users access the app and its content even when they’re offline.

PWAs are generally cheaper to develop because you build one app that works on all devices. Native apps often require separate development for each platform (iOS and Android), which can be more expensive.

Yes, PWAs can be listed on app stores like the Google Play Store. However, listing on the Apple App Store is a bit more complicated, but possible with some extra steps.

It depends on your needs. PWAs are cost-effective and work across all devices. Native apps offer better performance and deeper integration with device hardware.

It’s unlikely that PWAs will completely replace native apps. Each has its strengths, and both will continue to coexist, serving different purposes.

Yes, we can develop both. We have a team of PWA and Native app development experts who can provide the best apps for all users.