Like 70% of the time your app is just a standalone browser wrapping a single website.
Another 29% it doesn't do anything the site doesn't already do (well maybe except creepy shit)
Maybe, MAYBE 1% of apps should be apps.
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in reply to @SomeEgrets's post:
Counterpoint: nine times out of ten, the reason I want an app is for easily accessible notifications (home screen notifications and notification icon badges), not as much for the app itself.