Landing Pages
Overview
A landing page is the page visitors see when they open one of your dynamic links on desktop — where there is no app to deep-link into. Each project gets one landing page that showcases your app and points people to the App Store and Google Play.
The page is generated from the app details you have already added to the project. There is no AI and no drag-and-drop builder — the layout is fixed and fully deterministic, so the same app data always produces the same page. You can still hand-edit the HTML afterward if you want to.
On phones, your links open the app (or send the visitor to the store). On desktop there is nothing to open, so the visitor lands on this page instead. It is the desktop destination for every dynamic link in the project.
Requirements
A landing page is built from the project's apps, so you need at least one iOS or Android app added to the project with its details filled in. If the project has no apps, generating the page fails with "Add an iOS or Android app to the project before generating a landing page."
The richer your app data, the richer the page. Every section degrades gracefully — a missing icon, no screenshots, or only one store link simply hides that part rather than breaking the layout.
Generating your landing page
From your project, open the Landing page tab.
LinkSense reads the project's first iOS app and first Android app and builds the page from their stored details.
The page goes live at your project's link host immediately. Open it in a new tab to preview it.
The generator pulls the following from your apps, and also creates a QR code that points to your link host so visitors can scan to install:
- App name and icon (a colored monogram is used if there is no icon)
- Description — the app's tagline / short description, falling back to the full description
- Screenshots — combined from your iOS and Android apps
- Store links — App Store and Google Play URLs
What's on the page
Every landing page follows the same structure. Sections that have no data are left out:
- Header — your app icon and name, plus a "Get the app" button
- Hero — app icon, name, your link host, the description, store badges, and a scan-to-install QR code
- Screenshots — a horizontal carousel (hidden if you have no screenshots)
- Get the app — a band repeating the store badges and QR code
- Footer — links to your Privacy and Terms pages (shown only when those pages exist) and a small "Page by LinkSense" credit
The page automatically adapts to the visitor's system theme — no configuration needed.
Editing the HTML
The generated page is plain, self-contained HTML. Click Edit to open a full-screen source editor with a live preview you can toggle between desktop and mobile widths. When you save, the HTML is sanitized on the server, so unsafe markup is stripped automatically.
Regenerating
Regenerate whenever you update your app details — new screenshots, a new icon, or an updated description — to rebuild the page from the latest data.
Regenerating rebuilds the page from your app data and replaces any HTML you edited by hand. Copy your current HTML first — the regenerate dialog offers a one-click copy button before you confirm.
Hosting & URL
Your landing page is served at the root of the project's link host — your branded subdomain (e.g. myapp.linksense.net) or your custom domain once it is verified (Pro). It is served from the edge, so it loads quickly worldwide and stays up independently of the dashboard.