CodeQuill Web to App
Convert your WordPress site into a Progressive Web App (PWA). Add an Install App button and manage settings directly from the dashboard.
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·0 active installs·Updated 3 weeks agoAs of April 2026, CodeQuill Web to App is a WordPress pwa plugin with 0 active installations and a 0/5 rating0. It has been downloaded 212 times in total. Requires WordPress 6.0+ and PHP 8.0+. Available on WordPress.org since 2026. Actively maintained — updated within the last month. Top alternative: Super Progressive Web Apps.
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0active installs
212total downloads
1 monthsince 2026
Overview
CodeQuill Web to App is a lightweight, zero-configuration Progressive Web App (PWA) generator for WordPress. It allows your mobile and desktop visitors to install your website directly onto their devices just like a native app.
By utilizing a dynamic Web App Manifest and a highly optimized, Network-First Service Worker, your site will load faster, provide an offline fallback page when users lose their internet connection, and feel like a true standalone application.
Key Features:
- One-Click Install Button: Automatically displays a sleek, floating “Install App” button for supported mobile and desktop browsers.
- Dashboard Management: Easily customize your App Name, Short Name, Theme Colors, and App Icons directly from the WordPress Admin area.
- Dynamic Manifest: Automatically gene…
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Compatibility
| WordPress | 6.0+ requiredTested up to 6.9.4 |
| PHP | 8.0+ required |
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Changelog
1.0.5
- New: Completely redesigned the plugin settings dashboard with a premium, modern UI.
- New: Added a WPCodeQuill product showcase to discover more premium plugins and themes.
- Fix: Resolved a critical issue where the Service Worker was not properly caching pages for offline use.
- Fix: Corrected the dynamic manifest generation to ensure the “Install App” prompt triggers reliably.
- Tweak: Restructured plugin core files (separated admin and frontend code) for better performance and security.
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