Mobile apps are "dead" in the same way web apps are. The average mobile app gets opened 1 time. People have enough apps on there phone, they don't go browsing

Mobile apps are "dead" in the same way web apps are. The average mobile app gets opened 1 time. People have enough apps on there phone, they don't go browsing in the app store for the new new thing anymore. It doesn't mean that people won't use apps, but the selling feature of your product being an app has no meaning any longer. For almost all companies, it's table stakes, if you expect people to use your app on the go. When Uber came out, being able to leverage the tech in a mobile app is what made the app possible. So that was a huge selling point of the company. There is almost no new capabilities in phones today that allow new experiences. So, yes, people will still develop apps. Apps themselves are not dead. The web is not dead. Web3 will be a thing, and will change some of how these things operate, but for it to truly work, I think the average person won't understand the difference between their web3 apps and their mobile/web apps.