For mobile app teams

One smart link for your mobile app

One public link for campaigns, bios, QR codes, and landing pages. Every visitor is automatically routed to the right destination.

Automatic routing

iPhone → App Store Android → Google Play Desktop → Website fallback
See how routing works

Preview-first setup. No SDK required.

Public link example

Share this everywhere

smartlinker.info/runclub-app

Campaigns

Paid and organic

Social bios

One public URL

QR codes

Offline to install

Built for app distribution

Routes users to the right store or website fallback.

Not intended for generic short links or profile pages.

Why mobile app teams need this

The pain is not link creation. It is traffic going to the wrong place.

Separate store URLs, manual redirects, and weak desktop handling quickly turn app distribution into maintenance work.

Wrong store

Someone taps an iOS link from Android — and hits a dead end.

Split links everywhere

Your site, ads, bios, and partner pages all require different store links.

Awkward redirects

Manual “choose your store” pages add unnecessary friction.

Desktop needs a fallback

Desktop visitors should still land somewhere useful.

How routing works

One public link. Three likely outcomes.

Smart Linker gives you one shareable URL and routes visitors by device — no platform selection required.

1

Add destinations

Add your App Store, Google Play, and optional website fallback.

2

Get one public link

Use the same Smart Link across campaigns, bios, QR codes, and landing pages.

3

Route automatically

Each visitor lands in the right store — or on your fallback website.

Concrete example

Public smart link

smartlinker.info/runclub-app

Routing logic

iPhone -> App Store

Android -> Google Play

Desktop -> Website fallback

The onboarding flow stays the same: create the link, review the preview, then activate it.

Where to use it

Built for mobile app distribution.

For teams distributing a mobile app — not for generic short links or profile pages.

App install campaigns

Use one public app link across paid, organic, and partner traffic. How app campaigns use one link →

Social media bios

Share one public app link instead of choosing a single store. App links in social bios →

QR codes

Send offline scans to the right destination. QR codes for app links →

Influencer and partner links

Use one clean link for every external placement.

App landing pages

Route mobile traffic to app stores and desktop visitors to the website. App install link guide →

Product proof

See the real smart link before you activate it.

Create the link, preview the public URL, then activate it.

One public URL
Preview before activation
QR and destinations in one place

Preview snapshot

Smart Link preview

smartlinker.info/runclub-app

App Store destination ready

Google Play destination ready

Website fallback ready

Smart Linker cabinet showing a live smart link with QR and analytics

Start the flow

Create your first smart link.

Add destinations, preview the link, and activate it.

Preview before activation. No SDK required.

1. Add App Store, Google Play, and web fallback destinations.
2. Review the generated smart link and preview before activation.
3. Publish one link for campaigns, bios, QR, and landing pages.

FAQ

Questions teams ask before they use one mobile app link.

What is a mobile app smart link?

It is one public link that routes visitors by device, so iPhone users, Android users, and desktop visitors each land in the right place.

Who is Smart Linker for?

Smart Linker is for app teams that need one stable public link for bios, email, QR campaigns, support replies, and launch pages.

What happens on desktop?

Desktop visitors can go to a web fallback when you add one, which keeps the link useful outside mobile contexts.

Can I use it in social profiles, email, and QR campaigns?

Yes. The same public link can be reused across social profiles, email, QR assets, and campaign placements.

What does Smart Linker not replace?

It does not replace a full attribution platform, a deferred deep-linking stack, or a generic URL shortener.