No-code

onestore.link for FlutterFlow apps

Universal store link for FlutterFlow apps — no Flutter required.

You built your app in FlutterFlow without writing Flutter code. Your share link shouldn't require code either. onestore.link generates a universal URL for your FlutterFlow app in one minute — works on iOS, Android, and in-app browsers, drag-and-drop friendly.

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Without onestore.link

Two separate share buttons in your FlutterFlow project (one per store)
Custom logic per platform — clunky in no-code
Sharing a URL on social only works for half your audience

With onestore.link

One Launch URL action, one URL string
Zero platform-specific branching needed
Works for 100% of your audience, including TikTok / Instagram visitors

How it works with FlutterFlow

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

1
Publish your FlutterFlow app to both stores
Use FlutterFlow's build pipeline (or download code → manual upload) and submit to App Store + Google Play. Once both listings are live, copy the URLs.
2
Create your onestore.link slug
Paste both store URLs on onestore.link, choose a slug like `/yourapp`.
3
Add a Launch URL action in FlutterFlow
On any button, add the "Launch URL" action with your onestore.link URL. Done — your share button now works for both platforms.

Optional: share from inside your app

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

FlutterFlow action setup (no code):

1. Add Button widget
2. Actions tab → Add Action → "Launch URL"
3. URL: https://onestore.link/yourapp
4. Save & test on both iOS and Android

→ iOS users land in App Store
→ Android users land in Google Play
→ All from one shared URL

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to write Dart code?

No. The whole integration is one Launch URL action in FlutterFlow's no-code action editor.

Can I use it before my Android version is live?

Yes. Set the Android URL to a placeholder page (e.g., your landing page with a "Coming soon to Google Play" message). Android visitors will land there until your Android build is published, then you swap the URL in your onestore.link dashboard.