Deep links for iOS and Android — so your links open your app, not a browser tab
LinkSense started with a small, daily annoyance: you tap a link to an app you already have installed, and it opens in a mobile browser anyway. Fixing that properly means hosting two association files and getting every field in them right — a day of fiddly work per app, for something no user will ever thank you for. We do that part, on every plan, for solo developers and small teams. And for everyone who does not have the app yet, the same link routes to the store or to a page that works on a laptop.
We generate and host the Universal Links and App Links files on your subdomain, so a tap opens your app instead of a browser tab. No SDK, on every plan.
When the app is not installed, the same link goes to the App Store, Google Play, or a page that works on a laptop.
We target 99.9% uptime. If a store lookup fails we return a 503, never an empty association file — an empty one asserts your domain has no app, and clients cache that for days.

Founder
Software engineer with 10+ years of experience building mobile and web applications. Passionate about creating tools that make developers' lives easier.
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Sovodenj, Slovenia
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