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App link in your YouTube descriptions
One link in your video descriptions that routes every viewer to the right store.
YouTube viewers watch on phones, tablets, and desktops across iOS and Android, but a video description (or your channel links) holds one URL per link. A hardcoded store link sends half your viewers to a store they can't install from. onestore.link gives you one link to paste in every description and your channel section that detects the device and opens the correct store automatically.
The problem
- A description link is one URL, but your viewers span iOS, Android, and desktop.
- Hardcoded App Store or Play Store links dead-end the viewers on the other platform.
- Pasting two separate store links clutters the description and still makes viewers pick the right one.
With onestore.link
- Paste one onestore.link URL in every video description and your channel links — it routes per device.
- Desktop viewers get a clean landing page with both store buttons instead of a dead end.
- Pro links track clicks by source, so you can see which videos drove installs.
How to set it up
No SDK, no rebuild. Just a URL.
- 1
Create your link
Generate a onestore.link with your iOS and Android store URLs in under a minute.
- 2
Add it to descriptions
Paste the URL near the top of each video description and into your channel's links section.
- 3
Track per video
Tag the link with utm_source=youtube (or a per-video tag) so Pro analytics show which videos converted.
Frequently asked questions
Can I reuse the same link across every video?
Yes. One onestore.link works in every description. If you want per-video attribution, append a unique utm_source to each and Pro analytics group clicks by source.
What happens for viewers on a desktop?
Desktop clicks land on a lightweight page showing both store buttons, so viewers watching on a computer still reach your app.
Will the link preview look good when it unfurls?
Pro links let you set a custom Open Graph title, description, and image, so the link looks polished wherever it's shared.
Ready to try it?
Free forever, no signup required. Your first link is live in under a minute.
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