Custom install banner
A clear, on-brand bar offering “Install app” — without annoying pop-ups. With dismiss, memory and the right timing.
- beforeinstallprompt + custom UI
- Dismiss with localStorage
- Hidden in standalone mode
PWA · Install banner · Service Worker
Let visitors install your web app like a real app — with a polished install banner, manifest, icons and service worker. We build it, test it on Chrome/Edge/Safari and keep it maintained.
Not a throwaway snippet — a complete Progressive Web App experience that matches your brand and Laravel or WordPress stack.
A clear, on-brand bar offering “Install app” — without annoying pop-ups. With dismiss, memory and the right timing.
webmanifest, app icons, theme-color and service worker so browsers support install and basic offline.
Browsers change PWA behaviour. We keep testing, fix visibility bugs and keep the banner compatible.
The same install-banner approach already runs in multiple SaaS products we build and host.
Quickly integrated into existing Laravel or WordPress apps — without breaking the rest of the UI.
Stack, branding, HTTPS and any existing manifest/SW. We define scope and browsers.
Banner, CSS, icons and manifest in your brand. Copy in the right language(s).
Install flow on desktop and mobile, dismiss, standalone and Lighthouse/PWA checks.
Deploy, monitoring and updates when browsers or frameworks change.
Users open your product from the home screen — without an App Store.
A home-screen icon drives return visits and engagement.
No native app release: faster to ship, cheaper to maintain.
Your banner, colours and copy — not only a generic browser prompt.
Safari supports “Add to Home Screen”; automatic beforeinstallprompt is limited. We show a clear instruction flow or banner for iOS/iPadOS, plus the full install flow on Chrome/Edge.
Yes. Service workers and install prompts require a secure context (HTTPS). On our hosting that is standard.
Yes. We integrate manifest, service worker, layout meta and banner component in Blade/Vite — as we already do in TheraBook, ProjectForge and others.
Yes. Maintenance packages cover browser changes, visibility bugs, icon updates and small copy tweaks.