One link for indie developers
You built the app; now it needs to be found. Your link goes in a TikTok bio, a Product Hunt launch, a Reddit post and a conference slide, and it should open the right store wherever it is tapped.
What you get without touching your app
- One address,
setlinks.io/yourapp, that opens the App Store on iPhone, Google Play on Android, AppGallery on Huawei and your site on a computer. - A QR code for every link, as PNG or SVG, for slides, stickers and the back of your laptop.
- In-app browsers handled. A tap inside Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Telegram or VK can fail to open a store; SetLinks recognises those browsers and offers to open the link properly.
- Click statistics by day, platform, country and source, without bots inflating them.
There is no SDK, so there is nothing to add to the app and nothing to review again. You can start for free, without a card.
A launch checklist
- Find your store links — the guide to App Store and Google Play links shows where each one lives.
- Create your link with both stores and a fallback, and open the device redirect test on a phone to see where it would land.
- Use one link everywhere: bios, your website, the press kit, the launch post. Make extra links for the places you want to compare —
ph-launch,reddit,newsletter. - Watch the first week by source and day, and see which post actually moved people.
When the app is installed
Want a tap on the link to open the app for people who already have it? Turn on open in app, where your plan includes it: on iPhone it works on setlinks.io, and on your own domain for Android too. It uses the platform’s universal links and App Links, so there is still no SDK — see the setup guide.
From your build pipeline
With the REST API you can create a link per release, per beta or per locale from CI, and pull clicks into your own analytics. The API is on plans that include it, listed on the pricing page.
Honest limits
SetLinks does not carry a link through the install (deferred deep linking) and does not attribute installs to ad networks. If your growth depends on referral codes that survive the install, you need an SDK for that part. For a link that reliably reaches the right store, you do not.