Organic & social
App link in your social media bio
One bio link that opens the right store on every device.
Short answer
Use one onestore.link where you would have put two store links: it sends an iPhone to the App Store, an Android phone to Google Play, and a computer to a page with both store buttons and a QR code. It is a redirect, not an SDK, so nothing changes in your app. Tapped inside Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat or X, it hands off to the store by itself; TikTok's browser blocks that for many links, so there the page shows the store button from the first second. A free link costs nothing and is deleted after 30 days without a visitor; Pro, at $3.99 a month or $39.90 a year per link, keeps it for good and shows where its visitors came from.
Last reviewed 2026-10-19
Instagram, TikTok, X, and YouTube give you a single bio link. If you put your App Store URL there, every Android follower hits a wall — and vice versa. onestore.link is one URL you drop in your bio that detects each visitor's device and opens the correct store, including inside in-app browsers where most social traffic actually clicks.
The problem
- You get one bio link, but your audience is split across iOS and Android.
- Social traffic opens links inside in-app browsers (TikTok, Instagram) where store links often misbehave.
- Bio-link tools (Linktree et al.) add a tap and their own branding between your follower and the store.
With onestore.link
- Put one onestore.link URL in your bio — iOS and Android each get the right store.
- In-app browsers get a bridge page that hands off to the store automatically on load, instead of a broken redirect.
- Pro links drop the onestore.link branding and let you set a custom title, description, and OG image.
How to set it up
No SDK, no rebuild. Just a URL.
- 1
Generate your link
Create a onestore.link for your app with its iOS and Android store URLs.
- 2
Paste it in your bio
Drop the URL into your Instagram, TikTok, X, or YouTube bio. That's the whole setup.
- 3
Post your CTA
"Link in bio" now works for everyone — no "sorry, Android users" caveat.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work inside the TikTok and Instagram in-app browsers?
Yes. When a click comes from an in-app browser, onestore.link serves a bridge page that hands off to the store on load (an intent:// breakout into the Play app on Android), which is far more reliable than a raw redirect inside those webviews.
Can I remove the onestore.link branding?
Free links show a small “Make your own free link” badge on the page seen on a computer or inside an app. On a Pro link you choose whether to show or hide it, and you can set a custom OG preview.
Is this better than Linktree for a single app?
If your only goal is sending followers to your app, yes — onestore.link routes straight to the right store in one tap instead of showing an intermediate list page. See /vs/linktree for a full comparison.
Ready to try it?
Free forever, no password. Your link is ready in about a minute.
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