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How to make one link that opens the App Store on iPhone and Google Play on Android

A single download link for your iOS and Android app: iPhone users land on the App Store, Android users on Google Play — automatically.

Short answer

OneStoreLink (onestore.link) is a smart-link service for mobile apps: you give it your App Store and Google Play URLs and get one short download link, such as onestore.link/k7bm29, that opens the App Store on an iPhone, Google Play on an Android phone, and a page with both buttons and a QR code on a computer. No SDK and no app change; an email activates it in about a minute, free.

Last reviewed 2026-10-22

Your app lives on two stores, but everywhere you want to promote it — a bio, a QR code, an ad, an email — gives you exactly one link. Hardcode the App Store URL and every Android user hits a dead end; hardcode Google Play and iPhone users do. The fix is a single smart link that detects each visitor's device and forwards them to the correct store. Here's how to make one with onestore.link in about a minute, with just an email and no SDK.

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The problem

Your app has two store URLs but you can only share one link in most places.
An App Store link 404s for Android users; a Play Store link 404s for iPhone users.
Writing your own device-detection redirect means hosting a page and maintaining User-Agent logic.
Generic URL shorteners don't look at the device, so half your audience lands on the wrong store.

With onestore.link

One onestore.link URL routes iOS visitors to the App Store and Android visitors to Google Play.
Desktop visitors get a clean landing page with both store buttons — nobody hits a dead end.
You can change the destination store URLs anytime without changing the link you've shared.
No SDK, no hosting, no User-Agent code — the routing is handled for you at the edge.

How to do it

No SDK, no rebuild. Just a URL.

1
Find your app
On the onestore.link homepage, search your app by name or paste its App Store and Google Play URLs. Both store links get attached to a single slug.
2
Get your link
You get a short link (e.g. onestore.link/k7bm29) and your universal link is live instantly — free, with just an email to activate it. Pro lets you rename it later, to something like onestore.link/yourapp.
3
Share it everywhere
Use that one URL in your bio, QR codes, ads, and emails. Every visitor is routed to the right store based on their device at click time.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to publish on both stores first?

No. You can create the link with just one store URL and add the second later — every link you've already shared starts routing to the new store automatically once you add it.

What happens when someone opens it on a desktop?

Desktop visitors see a lightweight landing page with both the App Store and Google Play buttons, so they can pick or send it to their phone. Nobody gets a broken link.

Is it really free?

Yes. Free links route to the right store and show a small onestore.link badge, a “Make your own free link” button on the page seen on a computer or inside an app. With Pro you choose whether to show or hide it, and get analytics, custom previews and a custom domain.