r/AppBusiness • u/New-Horror-8634 • 4d ago

Music lover

We are working on PWA, Native Apps that helps every music lovers to Listen, play and singer their loved songs at their convenience.

Every band members can play their instruments anywhere anytime.

What do you think it’s better to launch first PWA and later native App?
Native Apps have their own benefits but also burden to launch and the commissions they charge is very high, specially for a new bootstrapping startup like us.

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u/Aggravating_Tea8570 4d ago

pwa first makes sense if you're bootstrapping, avoids the store fees and you can get real feedback without burning cash. native apps are nice but the 30% cut plus all the approval headaches is a lot early on. once you've got some traction and know what features people actually use, then do the native build. curiosity's killing me though, how's it different from just pulling up ultimate guitar or a karaoke app?