Dynalinks
A quick and straightforward alternative for Firebase's deprecated Dynamic Links
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
We support deep linking on Android
Now you are able to create deferred deferred deep linking on Android by using referrer
parameter. This way, you can track the source of the install and attribute the install to the right source.
On Android you can use Play Install Referrer Library to get the referrer information.
Keep in mind that this functionality is enabled on paid projects only.
Custom domains support
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.
New server migration
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.
We added support for query parameters in links
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
.
We added support for query parameters in links
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
.
We added support for query parameters in links
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
.
Support for manually constructed links (unnamed links)
Now, you can create links on the fly, similar to Dynamic Links, with the same parameter names as the original.
Create a dynalink by manually constructing a URL using the following format:
https://{your_subdomain}.dynalinks.com/?link={deep_link}&ibi={apple_bundle_identifier}&apn={android_package_name}
.
No registration in the console or use of our REST API is required for these links.
Special thanks to reddit user u/rockpilp for suggesting this idea. Your insight and contributions to the community are greatly appreciated!
Support for manually constructed links (unnamed links)
Now, you can create links on the fly, similar to Dynamic Links, with the same parameter names as the original.
Create a dynalink by manually constructing a URL using the following format:
https://{your_subdomain}.dynalinks.com/?link={deep_link}&ibi={apple_bundle_identifier}&apn={android_package_name}
.
No registration in the console or use of our REST API is required for these links.
Special thanks to reddit user u/rockpilp for suggesting this idea. Your insight and contributions to the community are greatly appreciated!