Dynalinks

A quick and straightforward alternative for Firebase's deprecated Dynamic Links

Link redirecting to your mobile app

Keep the functionality of your dynamic links without too much hassle

Universal Compatibility with Dynalinks

Allow users to seamlessly interact with mobile content on both iOS and Android platforms.

Effortless Integration with REST API

Create your dynamic links using our REST API or the console UI.

Seamless Transition to App Stores

If the app is not installed, users will be directed to the app store for download.

Enhanced Social Previews with Meta Tags

Dynalinks supports enhanced social previews through OpenGraph meta tags.

What's new?

Latest updates to our services

News

We have added a new way of passing iOS and Android apps information when creating links via REST API. Now you can pass the { ios_app: { id: ... } } and { android_app: { id: ... } } parameters in the request body. This way you can create links for your apps without the need to pass the bundle ID or package name. More information can be found in the API documentation. You can find IDs of your apps in the console page of your project under iOS Apps / Android Apps.

We are happy to announce that we now support custom domains for your projects. This means that you can use your own domain to create links. This feature is available for pro projects only.

You can set it up by going to your project's console and clicking on Settings->Custom Domain. There you can add your domain and we will guide you through the process of setting it up.

In a significant upgrade aimed at improving user experience and future-proofing its infrastructure, we have successfully migrated to a new server. This move is expected to deliver faster response times. The new server setup includes full support for IPv6, the latest Internet Protocol version.

Recently we discovered a bug where links having query parameters would not be recognized. Now you can put them in your links, so it can be something like /mylink?param=value.

Recently we discovered a bug where links having query parameters would not be recognized. Now you can put them in your links, so it can be something like /mylink?param=value.

If you want to skip the preview page and directly move user to the app or iOS app store / Google play store, you can now add the enable_forced_redirect parameter to your dynalink. This parameter is optional and can be set to true or false.

There is also option to set this parameter when creating link via UI in console page.