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Checksum is a progressive web app that reads restaurant receipts, verifies line-item amounts, and splits bills between diners. Built with a mobile-first design, it displays receipt totals with expandable breakdowns showing subtotal, tip, and final amounts. The interface uses a dark theme with card-based layouts and safe-area insets for modern devices. Desktop users see a centered column instead of full-width stretching. Created by @magasine, it falls under utilities and finance categories.

Decentralised naming for wallets, websites, & more. Installs to your home screen from any modern browser — no app store, no download, its manifest declares standalone display with a 512px icon, and it caches nothing for offline use, so it needs a connection. Checked by hand on 8 August 2026.

Locate.me allows users to track, save, and privately share their location with trusted contacts. The Progressive Web App enables managing location data, tagging, commenting, and viewing historical locations on a map or list. It supports multiple languages and offers dark mode for enhanced user experience.

A collection of developer tools bundled into a single progressive web application. Instead of hunting for separate single-purpose sites, developers can access multiple utilities from one installable app. Aimed at programmers who want common everyday tooling gathered in one browser-based workspace.

Yumeboard transforms any spare screen into a customizable board with widgets like a clock, weather, timers, and notes. It's designed to stay open in a tab, on an old tablet, or a second monitor, providing a personalized dashboard experience.

A mobile-oriented weather app built with React using progressive web app technologies, so it can be added to a phone's home screen and opened like a native app. It offers a simple way to check the weather from the browser, and doubles as a demonstration of React-based PWA development.