Guides for onestore.link

Practical, step-by-step guides for getting one link that sends every visitor to the right app store — plus the concepts behind it, in plain English.

Getting started

The basics — your first universal link, live in a minute.

One link, both stores

A single URL that sends iPhone users to the App Store and Android users to Google Play — automatically.

Website download button

Put one "Download the app" button on your site that opens the right store on every device.

Edit links anytime

Update where your link points — new store URLs, a fixed typo, a relaunched app — without touching anything you've already shared.

Free, no signup

Get a universal app store link for free, in under a minute, without creating an account.

Marketing

Track, attribute, and get more installs from every channel.

Track installs

See how many people click your app link, where they're from, and which platform — and tie it back to campaigns.

Attribute with UTM

Tag your app link per campaign and see which source actually drove the clicks to your store.

Link-in-bio app link

Put one entry in your link-in-bio that opens the right store for every follower.

A/B test your link

Compare which channel, creative, or message sends the most people to your store.

Developers

Device detection, redirects, and integration without an SDK.

Device-based redirect

Detect iOS vs Android and send each visitor to the correct store — without writing or hosting detection code.

In-app browser fix

Make your store link work reliably inside in-app browsers, where raw redirects often fail.

Migrate off FDL

Replace your sunset Firebase Dynamic Links with a smart link that routes to the right store — no SDK.

Custom domain

Serve your app link from your own subdomain — get.yourapp.com instead of a shared domain.

FDL alternatives 2026

Firebase Dynamic Links shut down in August 2025. Here are the best replacements in 2026 — and how to pick the right one for what you actually used FDL for.

Concepts

The vocabulary — deep links, universal links, and smart links explained.

Link types explained

Plain-English definitions of the link types every mobile team runs into — and which one you actually need.

Store link 404s

Why an apps.apple.com link fails for Android users (and a Play link for iPhone), and the one-link fix.

What is a smart link

A smart link is one URL that decides where to send each visitor — most often, by their device.

Deferred deep linking

What deferred deep linking does, why it needs an SDK, and when simple store routing is enough instead.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to be technical to follow these guides?

No. Most guides need no code — you create a link and paste it where you share your app. Developer guides go deeper but the core setup is just a URL.

Is onestore.link free to use?

Yes. Creating a link that routes to the right store is free. Pro adds click analytics, no branding, custom previews, and custom domains.

Do I need an SDK or to change my app?

No. onestore.link routes visitors to the correct store with zero app-side code — no SDK, no rebuild, no native configuration.

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