Marketing

How to add your app to Linktree or any link-in-bio tool

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

Link-in-bio tools like Linktree list your links, but they don't detect a visitor's device. If your "Get the app" entry points at one store, every follower on the other platform hits a dead end. The fix is to point that single entry at a smart link that routes each follower to their correct store. Here's how to set it up with any bio tool.

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The problem

A bio entry pointing at one store strands the other platform's users.
Link-in-bio tools don't do device detection themselves.
Followers click from in-app browsers where store links often misbehave.
Two separate "iOS" and "Android" rows clutter your bio.

With onestore.link

Use one onestore.link URL as the destination of a single bio entry.
It routes iOS followers to the App Store and Android followers to Google Play.
In-app browser clicks get a reliable bridge page with an "Open in Store" button.
Works with Linktree, Beacons, Bio.link, Stan, or a plain profile bio.

How to do it

No SDK, no rebuild. Just a URL.

1
Create your link
Generate a onestore.link with your App Store and Google Play URLs.
2
Add one bio entry
In your link-in-bio tool, add a single "Download the app" link pointing at your onestore.link URL.
3
Tag it (optional)
Append utm_source=linktree (or your tool's name) so Pro analytics show how many installs your bio drove.

Frequently asked questions

Does this work with Linktree specifically?

Yes — and with any link-in-bio tool that lets you set a URL. onestore.link is just the destination; the tool doesn't need to know it's a smart link.

Should I keep separate App Store and Google Play buttons?

No need. One smart-link entry handles both stores and removes a decision step for your followers.

Is onestore.link a replacement for Linktree?

For sending followers to a single app, it's simpler — it routes straight to the right store in one tap instead of an intermediate list. See /vs/linktree for the full comparison.