Deep links for the apps people already use.

Browse all 73 supported destinations. LinkStack can try the native app first on compatible devices, then keep the original web page ready as a fallback.

73 destinations across 10 categories. App handoff behavior varies by destination, URL, device, and installed app.

Find a supported destination

Search by app name or narrow the directory by category. Each destination has a guide to supported content, app behavior, and web fallback details.

All supported apps

73 destinations

Social14

Profiles, posts, videos, and other supported public social URLs.

Shopping19

Products, searches, storefronts, and other supported shopping URLs.

Payments1

Payment profiles and supported payment links.

Music & streaming15

Tracks, albums, playlists, artists, videos, and live channels.

Messaging5

Public chats, profiles, and supported messaging destinations.

Podcasts6

Shows, episodes, and supported podcast listening pages.

Events4

Event listings, tickets, and supported venue or organizer pages.

Travel4

Places, directions, stays, and supported travel booking pages.

Productivity4

Shared files, folders, and documents.

Gaming1

Game listings and supported community pages.

One public link. Two sensible outcomes.

App-first routing should not turn a normal URL into a dead end. LinkStack keeps the public destination available when a native handoff is not supported.

  1. 01Paste a supported public destination URL.
  2. 02LinkStack checks the destination and the visitor’s device.
  3. 03The click tries the app when possible or continues to the original web page.

Put the destination behind one cleaner link.

Create a Link, keep the web fallback, and see what happens after the tap.