PWA
onestore.link for PWA (PWABuilder) apps
Universal store link for your PWA published via PWABuilder or similar.
Progressive Web Apps published to App Store and Google Play (via PWABuilder, Microsoft's tool, or similar wrappers) need a single share URL that opens the right store. onestore.link is that URL — no need to expose your two store-specific links separately.
Without onestore.link
- Visitors see two install buttons ("iOS" and "Android") — friction
- Desktop users see store-specific buttons they can't use
- QR codes on marketing material need to be platform-specific
With onestore.link
- One "Install" CTA on your PWA landing page
- Desktop visitors get a clean landing with both options
- QR codes work universally
How it works with PWA
No SDK, no rebuild, no native config change. Just a URL.
- 1
Package your PWA for both stores
Use PWABuilder to generate iOS (Safari Web Push wrapper) and Android (TWA) packages. Submit both to App Store and Google Play.
- 2
Create your onestore.link
Paste both store URLs (yes, even the App Store one — your PWA wrapped as a native app has a store listing). Choose a slug.
- 3
Update your PWA install CTA
Replace any platform-specific store links on your PWA's website with the single onestore.link URL.
Optional: share from inside your app
onestore.link is just a URL — you don't need to add anything to your PWA app to make it work. If you also want a share button inside your app that sends users the universal link, here's the typical pattern in PWA:
Share button on your PWA website:
<a
href="https://onestore.link/myapp"
class="install-cta"
>
Install our app
</a>
<!-- iOS visitors → App Store (your iOS wrapper)
Android visitors → Google Play (your Android wrapper)
Desktop visitors → landing page with both -->Frequently asked questions
What if my PWA is only on Google Play (not App Store)?
You can still use onestore.link — set the iOS URL to your PWA's installable web URL (`https://yoursite.com`). iOS visitors will be sent there to install via Safari's "Add to Home Screen" instead of the App Store.
Works with TWA (Trusted Web Activities)?
Yes. TWA apps published to Google Play have a normal Play Store URL — use that as the Android URL on onestore.link.
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