BDOW! installs with a JavaScript snippet, so it works on most websites. There are a couple of exceptions: WordPress.com-hosted sites on the Free Tier, where it won't work at all, and single-page apps, where some features may not work as expected.
Here's how to tell which applies to you.
Does BDOW! work with WordPress?
Yes, but it depends on which flavor of WordPress you're on.
If your site is hosted through WordPress.com and you are on a Free Plan, then BDOW! your setup does not support third-party plugins. The Free Tier of WordPress.com doesn't allow the kind of script access BDOW! needs.
That said, if you have a paid plan OR your site is hosted elsewhere (i.e., deploying from WordPress.org), then you're good to go.
Either way, here's our step-by-step guide to Install BDOW! on WordPress!
What about single-page apps?
We can't guarantee that every BDOW! feature will work on a single-page app.
Single-page apps load new content with JavaScript instead of doing a full page reload. So when the URL changes, your browser never actually loads a new page, and BDOW! doesn't realize anything happened. Any feature that depends on knowing what page a visitor is on may not fire correctly.