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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.

Short answer

Paste one onestore.link URL as a single Linktree row instead of separate iOS and Android rows. Each visitor is routed to their own store on tap, and the link keeps working inside the Instagram and TikTok in-app browsers where raw store links usually dead-end.

Last reviewed 2026-08-23

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.