One link for App Store and Google Play

Use one HTTPS address to route iPhone visitors to the App Store, Android visitors to Google Play and desktop visitors to your website.

19 October 2026 ยท PAD team

On this page

  1. What the link needs
  2. Create and test the link
  3. What happens after a tap
  4. Choose the right tool
  5. Set up your link
  6. Questions

What the link needs

VisitorDestination to configure
iPhone or iPadYour App Store product URL
AndroidYour Google Play listing URL
DesktopA useful website or download page

A smart link chooses a destination from the device information available in the request. Device detection can be wrong or incomplete, so a useful fallback matters. An app that is available on only one platform still needs a sensible destination for other visitors.

Create and test the link

What happens after a tap

GoToApp routes the visitor and records link activity. It does not need an SDK for store routing. Opening an installed app is a separate configuration, and remembering a destination after installation requires a deferred deep-link solution. A click count does not establish that a person reached the store or installed the app.

Choose the right tool

A regular shortener is sufficient if everyone should reach the same page. Use device routing when you have different store destinations. Use an attribution provider when you need install attribution and in-app events. These jobs can be combined by using your attribution links as destinations.

Set up your link

See the one link for both stores setup and the app-link handbook.

Questions

Does store routing require an SDK?

No. An SDK is not required to route visitors to store URLs or record GoToApp link requests.

Does one link open my installed app?

Only when an app-opening destination is configured and supported. Store routing alone does not establish an app association.

Create a GoToApp link with your destinations, then test it on the devices and channels you plan to use. Free for up to three projects.

Create a link

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