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3 results for pwa
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One program, three apps — web, phone and desktop from the same Synsema file
A Synsema app is a website with automatic HTTPS, an installable phone app with native push, and a desktop app in its own window with your icon — from one server-rendered program and one API module. No native toolkit, no second codebase, no store required.
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Turn a server-rendered site into an installable app (PWA) with native push
synsema init --pwa gives any Synsema site a manifest, a service worker, icons and Web Push. It installs on Android, iOS and desktop with a home-screen icon and full screen — nothing native, no store.
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Ship your web app as a desktop app — one binary, a browser app window, your icon, no console
synsema build --serve --no-console --icon turns the same server-rendered app into a double-click desktop app — a .exe with your icon on Windows, a .app on macOS, a launcher folder on Linux. The browser the user already has is the window, and the process quits when the last one closes. No Tauri, no webview, no second codebase.