Tapps

What is a Progressive Web App?

A Progressive Web App (PWA) is a type of application built with web technology that delivers a native app-like experience directly in a mobile browser. PWAs load fast, work offline, send push notifications, and can be added to a user's home screen — all without going through the App Store or Google Play.

How is a Tapps PWA different from a native app?

A native app requires separate iOS and Android builds, App Store approval (which can take weeks), and ongoing developer maintenance. A Tapps PWA works on every device from a single build, can be updated instantly, shares like a URL, and costs a fraction of native app development — with no coding required.

Does Tapps work on iPhone and Android?

Yes. Every Tapps app works on iOS and Android devices, as well as desktop browsers. Users can add the app to their home screen on any device with a single tap.

Do my customers need to download anything from the App Store?

No. Tapps apps are Progressive Web Apps — they are accessed through a URL or QR code and can be added to any home screen without visiting the App Store or Google Play. There is nothing to download.

Can I use my own domain name with Tapps?

Yes. All paid plans include at least one custom domain. You can point your own domain to your Tapps app so it appears fully branded to your business.

How long does it take to build an app with Tapps?

Most users publish their first Tapps app in under 30 minutes. The platform uses a drag-and-drop builder with pre-built templates — no design experience or coding knowledge is needed.

What happens if I don't have any coding experience?

Tapps is built specifically for non-technical users. There is no coding, no IT department needed, and no complex configuration. If you can send an email, you can build a Tapps app.

How does Tapps handle push notifications?

Every Tapps app includes a built-in push notification channel. Once a user adds your app to their home screen, you can send push notifications directly to their device — the same way native apps do — with no third-party tools required.