PWA for WP Pro adds progressive web app capabilities to WordPress websites. Its web app manifest connects application details with the PWA settings, while a service worker installs in the background and can cache external objects to reduce requests. AMP compatibility includes AMPforWP and AMP for WordPress by Automattic.

Configure the app for your website

Install the plugin on the WordPress site where you want the PWA experience. In the settings, provide an application name and short name, upload an icon, choose a start URL, set device orientation, and select splash-screen background colors. You can tailor the welcome splash screen and review the dashboard system status. Display settings include disabling the scrollbar and opening the mobile PWA without browser toolbar components.

Choose a caching strategy for PWA-enabled assets and set cache expiration. The Pro feature set also includes multisite support, UTM tracking, and OneSignal support with multisite.

What users can do

Visitors can see a banner for the app version of the website and add it to their device's apps and home screen. The PWA version can load while a user is offline. Content can update after the connection returns, and analytics can update when the visitor is back online. Visitors can also swipe left or right to load previous and next articles.

These options suit publishers, content sites, and other WordPress installations that want home-screen access to articles. Swipe navigation supports article browsing, while offline loading can keep the PWA available when connectivity is interrupted. Multisite utilities and configurable start URLs provide control for larger WordPress setups.

Additional extension options

Separately listed premium extensions cover calls to action, loading icons, data analytics, pull to refresh, scroll progress, PWA to APK, offline forms, navigation bars, quick actions, multilingual compatibility, BuddyPress, install rewards, QR codes, PWA to iOS, and whitelabel functionality.