Hey Raymond, yes I have. Basically all you need to do is to add the @nuxtjs/pwa module to your project and then use the bubblewrap CLI (https://github.com/GoogleChromeLabs/bubblewrap) to generate a bundle for the PlayStore. There is also a GUI called PWA builder (https://www.pwabuilder.com/) made by Microsoft that uses bubblewrap under the hood (disclaimer: I haven't tried that one yet). You first need a Google Developer account in case you don't have one yet (it costs 25€ one-time). There you create a new app and generate app signing keys for the PWA (that is the only part that is a bit tricky). Bubblewrap will ask you for those keys in the build process and you also need to make them available on the server that hosts your app, but that is all explained in the Google Developer Console (https://play.google.com/console/). Once you have created the bundle you can just upload it to Google Play in the dev console. It takes a few hours/days until the app is reviewed and available but the good thing is once the app is listed in the store you can do all updates in the PWA and don't need to update the Android app anymore. I might write some more on that and on PWAs and Trusted Web Activities in general if I find the time.