onestore.link for React Native apps

Your React Native app already runs on iOS and Android from one JS bundle. Your share link should too. onestore.link is a pure URL that routes each visitor to the right store — no native module, no Linking config, no SDK integration in your AppDelegate or MainActivity.

How it works with React Native

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

1. 1

   Ship your RN app to both stores

   Build with `npx react-native run-ios --configuration Release` for iOS and Gradle for Android, or use EAS Build if on Expo bare workflow.

2. 2

   Create your link on onestore.link

   Search your app or paste both store URLs. Pick your slug.

3. 3

   Reference the URL from JS

   Use `Share.share()` or `Linking.openURL()` with the onestore.link URL string. No native bridge needed.

Optional: share from inside your app

onestore.link is just a URL — you don't need to add anything to your React Native 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 React Native:

Share from a React Native button:

import { Share } from "react-native";

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

await Share.share({
  message: `Try my app: ${SHARE_URL}`,
  url: SHARE_URL,
});
// iOS → App Store, Android → Google Play

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