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WarpLink
Deep linking, attribution & analytics in one mobile SDK
Deep linking comes two ways for small teams: cheap and flaky, or reliable but priced for enterprises behind a sales call. WarpLink is the affordable, reliable third option. One integration, three pillars: deep linking, install attribution, and real-time analytics. Sub-10ms edge redirects. Links keep working past your free limit; only analytics gates. Attribution tells you how sure it is. MIT SDKs with near-zero dependencies for iOS, Android, and React Native.
Hey PH, I've been building WarpLink quietly for a while, and it's finally live.
The short version: WarpLink is link infrastructure for mobile teams. One SDK gives you three things that usually mean three separate vendors or an enterprise contract. Deep linking: universal links, app links, and deferred deep links that survive an install. Install attribution: a privacy-respecting match cascade that needs no ad IDs and no ATT prompt. Real-time analytics: clicks land in your dashboard within seconds, deduplicated so the numbers are real.
Two things I cared about most while building it. Your links never stop redirecting, even on the free tier and even if you cancel. And the price is on the page, no sales call: free up to 10K clicks a month, then $19 to $149.
The SDKs (iOS, Android, React Native) are MIT and open source, so the code that runs on your users' devices is yours to read and fork.
I'd love your feedback, especially from mobile devs: what's been the most painful part of deep linking and attribution for you?
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About WarpLink on Product Hunt
“Deep linking, attribution & analytics in one mobile SDK”
WarpLink was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #29 on the daily leaderboard. Deep linking comes two ways for small teams: cheap and flaky, or reliable but priced for enterprises behind a sales call. WarpLink is the affordable, reliable third option. One integration, three pillars: deep linking, install attribution, and real-time analytics. Sub-10ms edge redirects. Links keep working past your free limit; only analytics gates. Attribution tells you how sure it is. MIT SDKs with near-zero dependencies for iOS, Android, and React Native.
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Hey PH, I've been building WarpLink quietly for a while, and it's finally live.
The short version: WarpLink is link infrastructure for mobile teams. One SDK gives you three things that usually mean three separate vendors or an enterprise contract. Deep linking: universal links, app links, and deferred deep links that survive an install. Install attribution: a privacy-respecting match cascade that needs no ad IDs and no ATT prompt. Real-time analytics: clicks land in your dashboard within seconds, deduplicated so the numbers are real.
Two things I cared about most while building it. Your links never stop redirecting, even on the free tier and even if you cancel. And the price is on the page, no sales call: free up to 10K clicks a month, then $19 to $149.
The SDKs (iOS, Android, React Native) are MIT and open source, so the code that runs on your users' devices is yours to read and fork.
I'd love your feedback, especially from mobile devs: what's been the most painful part of deep linking and attribution for you?