I run a personal finance app that's built as a PWA (https://tender.run https://tender.run, my email is in my profile). I would say running as a PWA has been a

I run a personal finance app that's built as a PWA (https://tender.run https://tender.run, my email is in my profile). I would say running as a PWA has been a mixed bag. There are quite a few missing features across web platforms (for starters, background sync, full featured push notifications, haptics) that make it hard to be competitive with native apps. Every WWDC, we watch in hopes that Safari gets more PWA features, but it's a thin drip. There's a reason so many apps repackage into electron/cordova/whatever shells. As other folks in thread have pointed out, it's probably worth thinking through why a product works particularly as a PWA vs alternative distribution methods.