Introduction

PWA Hub is a panel for creating and maintaining PWA applications. In it, you build app storefronts in the style of app stores, distribute traffic between them, connect landing pages, and track the results in analytics. Everything is done through the web interface - no coding required.

What you can do

• Create PWAs - app storefronts (in the style of Google Play or the App Store) with an icon, screenshots, a description, reviews, and install settings.
• Distribute traffic - combine several PWAs into Splits and divide visitors between them according to the weights you set.
• Connect landing pages - upload your own pages or specify links to show a white page to part of your traffic.
• View analytics - on the Dashboard, track visits, installs, and conversion for the selected period, and in the Statistics section, the breakdown by traffic sub tags.
• Bring users back - push notifications to those who installed the app: manually, on a schedule or on funnel events.
• Pass events to ad networks - Facebook pixels and Google Ads tags with server-side delivery of registrations and deposits from postbacks.
• Share access - teams, roles and access groups so that everyone sees only their own.

Panel sections

On the left is the sidebar menu, split into four groups. MAIN covers everyday work: Dashboard, Statistics, PWA, Splits, Landing pages, and Pushes. RESOURCES holds the team's shared resources for ad networks: FB Pixels and Google Tags. MANAGE (visible to administrators only) holds Users, Teams, Groups and Logs. INTEGRATIONS holds the external services: Cloudflares, Filter Accounts, and Namecheap Accounts.

The theme, language, notifications, and the profile menu live in the top bar. A detailed breakdown of the sidebar and the top bar is in the "Interface" section, and almost every item has its own section in this guide.

The documentation follows the menu

The sections of this guide mirror the sidebar items - from the Dashboard, Statistics, PWA, Splits, Landing pages, and Pushes to metrics (FB Pixels, Google Tags), administration (Users, Teams, Groups, Logs) and integrations (Cloudflares, Filter Accounts, Namecheap Accounts). Open the section you need as you work.

Accounts are already set up

When you create a PWA, the Cloudflare and Filter Account accounts are filled in automatically - just pick an option from the list. See the "Interface" section for details.

Where to start

1. Open the Dashboard and get a sense of the overall picture.
2. Go to PWAs and create your first app - start with the General tab.
3. If you need to distribute traffic among several PWAs, put together a Split with flows.
4. If you need a separate white page, upload it in the Landing pages section and reference it in the PWA settings.

Each step has its own documentation section - go to it when you reach the corresponding task.