Universal Links, hosted for you
LinkSense generates and serves the Apple App Site Association and Android assetlinks files on your subdomain, so your links open your app. No SDK, no routing code, no plan gate.
LinkSense generates and hosts the Universal Links and App Links configuration for you, so every link opens your app instead of a browser tab. Not installed? The same link routes to the right store — or a landing page you never had to build. Free, no SDK, no routing code.
App linking, store routing and a hosted landing page — generated from one store URL.
LinkSense generates and serves the Apple App Site Association and Android assetlinks files on your subdomain, so your links open your app. No SDK, no routing code, no plan gate.
When the app is not installed, the same link routes to the App Store, Google Play, or a page that works on a laptop — instead of a dead end.
Every project gets a hosted desktop landing page, generated from your store listing. It catches desktop visitors on any link that has no desktop URL of its own.

Set the Open Graph and Twitter Card title, description, and image on any individual link, so it unfurls with your own artwork in iMessage, Slack, and X.
Bring your own domain with automatic SSL, and create brand-able short aliases for any dynamic link. Available on Pro.
App installed? It opens. Not installed? The store. On a laptop? The web. All from the same URL.
Paste your App Store or Play Store link. We build the project, app config, deep links, and social previews for you.
Drop in your App Store or Play Store URL.
Project, iOS & Android apps, the Universal Links and App Links files, landing page, and previews — generated automatically.
Copy it, drop the QR in your campaign, and watch clicks land in analytics.
Start on the free plan and stay there as long as it fits. Pro is one flat price with no click metering, no MAU pricing and no seat tax.
Everything you need to know about LinkSense.
Firebase Dynamic Links shut down on August 25, 2025. LinkSense covers the same job: one link that opens your app when it is installed, routes to the App Store or Google Play when it is not, carries its own social preview tags, and reports clicks. It also hosts a desktop landing page, which Firebase never offered. It is a different product, not a byte-for-byte port, so check the migration guide for the specifics before you move.
No. LinkSense generates and serves the Apple App Site Association and Android assetlinks files on your subdomain, which is all iOS and Android need to hand a link to your app. You add your bundle ID and Team ID, associate the domain in Xcode or your manifest, and your links open the app. The SDKs exist only for deferred deep linking, which is a separate Pro feature in Beta.
LinkSense hands your app the full URL, with the path and query string intact, and your app routes from there using the navigation you already have. It does not store a per-link screen or route for you, so the routing decision stays in your code.
Each project gets one hosted landing page at your subdomain, generated from your App Store or Play Store listing, with screenshots, description, and store buttons. It is served to visitors on links that have no desktop URL of their own — so a laptop visitor gets a real page instead of a dead end. No Webflow, no domain purchase.
Because if you ever share your link on Reddit, Twitter, or a Product Hunt launch, you'll want a real landing page for desktop visitors who can't install an app from their laptop. LinkSense gets this out of your way so you can focus on shipping.
Yes, this is the core use case. One LinkSense link opens your iOS app on an iPhone and your Android app on an Android phone. When the app isn't installed, the same link sends iOS users to the App Store, Android users to Google Play, and desktop users to your hosted landing page — and you get click analytics for every source.
Create a project, point your subdomain at LinkSense, and recreate your routing rules. Your new links go live as soon as the domain is associated, and you keep what Firebase took away: analytics, social previews, and custom paths. The migration guide walks through it step by step.
All plans include click counts, device types, geographic data, and referrer information. Pro keeps your full history, while the free plan keeps the last 7 days.
The Free plan is free forever, no credit card required, and it already includes app linking and a hosted landing page. Pro is charged upfront and comes with a 7-day money-back guarantee — cancel any time.
Create your first link free — the Universal Links and App Links configuration is generated and hosted for you.
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One link that looks the part everywhere.
Per-link Open Graph and Twitter Card tags are served straight from the edge — so the same short link arrives as a full card in every app your customers paste it into.