Sollarix

Development & Product

App-like experiences without the app store overhead

Installable, fast, offline-ready web apps that work across devices — without splitting your roadmap and budget into separate iOS, Android, and web builds.

What this solves

When a PWA is the right call

Native isn't always worth the cost. PWAs solve a specific set of problems very well — when the use case fits.

Native cost without native need

Maintaining iOS + Android + web for an app that doesn't actually need deep device APIs.

Slow, fragile mobile web

A mobile site that loses users at every tap and re-render.

No offline experience

Field users, travelers, and unstable networks left behind.

App store friction

Adoption killed by install steps, review cycles, and store fees.

Cross-device gaps

Inconsistent UX between desktop, tablet, and mobile.

What we cover

PWA development capabilities

Production-grade PWAs designed for install, offline use, and app-like UX — without the cost of maintaining three native builds.

01

Installable web apps

Manifest, install prompts, and app-shell architecture so users add the app to their home screen.

02

App-like UX

Mobile UX patterns, gestures, and navigation that feel native instead of web-grafted.

03

Offline capabilities

Service-worker caching, offline data layers, and conflict-aware sync strategies.

04

Fast performance

Aggressive code splitting, edge delivery, and runtime tuning to hit Core Web Vitals.

05

Push notifications

Web push where supported, with graceful fallback on iOS.

06

Cross-device access

One codebase delivering consistent UX across phones, tablets, and desktop.

07

Responsive behavior

Layouts and interactions designed for actual device contexts — not a single mock.

08

Analytics and monitoring

Real-user monitoring, crash reporting, and analytics wired in from day one.

What we deliver

What lands in production

Web apps that feel native — without the native overhead.

Installable PWA with manifest and service workers
Offline-first data and caching strategy
Push notifications (where supported)
Performance and Core Web Vitals optimization
Cross-device responsive UI
Analytics, monitoring, and crash reporting
Documentation and team handoff

How we work

Our PWA process

01

Fit assessment

Honest review of whether a PWA actually fits — or whether native or hybrid is the better call.

02

Architecture

App shell, offline strategy, caching, and sync designed before any UI.

03

UX design

Mobile-first interaction design that respects platform conventions on each device.

04

Build

Iterative development with performance, accessibility, and offline behavior tested every sprint.

05

Install and notification UX

Install prompts, push handling, and platform-specific edge cases handled cleanly.

06

Launch and monitoring

Real-user monitoring, analytics, and ongoing performance work after launch.

Project examples

Project examples

Anonymous examples of the types of projects this work supports.

Operations

Field-team PWA

Built an installable PWA for field teams working in low-connectivity environments — full offline-first data, conflict-aware sync, and home-screen install.

  • Offline-first
  • Conflict-aware sync
  • Installable

B2B portal

Customer portal — PWA

Replaced a slow mobile web experience with a PWA — push notifications, installable, and dramatically faster on real devices.

  • Push notifications
  • Installable
  • Faster real-device UX

Industries

Relevant industries

Where this work tends to make the biggest impact.

FAQ

Questions we get asked

Short, honest answers. If you have something more specific, just ask.

Contact

Let's see if a PWA is the right shape

Tell us the app you're considering. We'll tell you honestly whether a PWA fits — or whether native or cross-platform is the better call.

  • • Reply within one business day
  • • Short call to align on goals and scope
  • • Honest recommendation, even if it's not us

This helps us suggest the most realistic next step.