Twitter: Twitter Lite is a PWA version of the popular social media platform that offers a faster and more data-efficient experience, especially on slower networks.
Pinterest: Pinterest’s PWA provides users with a fast, reliable, and engaging experience for discovering and saving ideas.
Starbucks: Starbucks’ PWA allows customers to browse the menu, customize orders, and locate nearby stores, all with offline capabilities for a seamless experience.
Uber: Uber’s PWA offers a streamlined booking experience, allowing users to request rides, track drivers, and view trip details without needing to download the native app.
Flipkart: India’s largest e-commerce platform, Flipkart, utilizes a PWA to deliver a fast and engaging shopping experience to its users, even on low-end devices and slow connections.
Forbes: Forbes’ PWA delivers news and articles in a fast and engaging manner, offering offline access and push notifications for breaking news updates.
AliExpress: AliExpress’ PWA provides a mobile shopping experience with fast load times, smooth navigation, and offline functionality, catering to its global user base.
Trivago: Trivago’s PWA offers users a convenient way to search and book hotels worldwide, with features such as offline access and push notifications for price alerts.
BookMyShow: BookMyShow’s PWA allows users to browse and book movie tickets, event tickets, and other entertainment options with a fast and responsive user interface.
Ola: Ola’s PWA provides users with a seamless booking experience for rides, offering features like real-time tracking, ride scheduling, and offline access.