onestore.link for Native Android (Kotlin) apps

A native Android app built in Kotlin with the classic View system (XML layouts, Activities and Fragments) usually has — or will have — an iOS sibling. Your public share link should serve both. onestore.link routes visitors at the URL layer with a standard ACTION_SEND intent, no Gradle dependency, no native handler. (Using Jetpack Compose instead? See onestore.link/for/kotlin-compose.)

How it works with Android Kotlin

No SDK, no rebuild, no native config change. Just a URL.

1. 1

   Publish your Kotlin Android app to Google Play (and iOS to App Store)

   Ship your AAB to the Play Console and your iOS counterpart to App Store Connect. Once both listings are live, copy the store URLs.

2. 2

   Generate your onestore.link slug

   Paste both store URLs on onestore.link and choose a slug.

3. 3

   Share via a standard ACTION_SEND intent

   Reference `onestore.link/yourapp` in your share buttons, and use the same URL in ads, bios, and QR codes. No Gradle dependency required.

Optional: share from inside your app

onestore.link is just a URL — you don't need to add anything to your Android Kotlin app to make it work. If you also want a share button inside your app that sends users the universal link, here's the typical pattern in Android Kotlin:

Share from a classic View-based Activity:

import android.content.Intent

const val SHARE_URL = "https://onestore.link/myapp"

shareButton.setOnClickListener {
    val intent = Intent(Intent.ACTION_SEND).apply {
        type = "text/plain"
        putExtra(Intent.EXTRA_TEXT, "Try my app: $SHARE_URL")
    }
    startActivity(Intent.createChooser(intent, "Share"))
}
// iOS recipients → App Store, Android → Google Play

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