PWA Discoverability Gap: No Central Catalog for Installable Web Apps
Progressive Web Apps lack centralized discovery channels comparable to native app stores, making it difficult for developers to reach users who prefer installable web experiences. Existing solutions are fragmented and low-traffic. Developers building PWAs have few effective promotional surfaces beyond standard SEO.
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