PWARegistry collects and normalizes PWA data. You can retrieve that data and use it directly in your own project.
A Progressive Web App publishes standardized metadata on its own website. PWARegistry discovers it, validates it, normalizes it, keeps it healthy, and exposes clean registry data. Other projects then use that data.
It is not an app store, a marketplace, a review platform, a CMS, or a new PWA protocol. It does not replace the Web App Manifest, service workers, or any other web standard.
If you are building a catalog, store, launcher, or search tool, start at Using PWARegistry. If you are submitting a PWA, go to Submit.
Philosophy
Discover · Validate · Normalize · Maintain
- Use existing standards.
- Never invent app metadata.
- The website itself is the source of truth.
- Only index sufficiently good PWAs.
- Keep the registry clean automatically.
- Keep everything open.
- Keep PWARegistry itself minimal.
If a developer wants to change their name, description, icon, screenshots, or categories, they change the appropriate standards on their own website. PWARegistry detects those changes later.
What you can do here
- Check a PWA without submitting it.
- Submit a domain. If it passes, it is added automatically.
- Browse the registry as a human.
- Use the data in your own project — static JSON or the read-only API.
No account is required. No API key is required.