WarpLink
Deep linking, install attribution, and real-time analytics in one SDK. The affordable, reliable third option for mobile teams. Know where every tap lands.
- Rank
- #23
- All-time votes
- 2
Analytics tool by Robert Stojanovski on Smol Launch.
- Pricing
- Free forever + paid from $19/mo
- Launched
- July 2026
- Website
- warplink.app
- Maker
- @robert_stojanovski
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About
WarpLink is link infrastructure for mobile teams: deep linking, install attribution, and real-time analytics in one SDK.
Deep linking on mobile has two usual endings. You pay enterprise prices and sit through a sales call, or you hand-roll AASA and assetlinks files, fingerprint matching, and attribution logic, then re-fix it every time iOS or Android shifts under you. WarpLink is the third ending: the real thing, priced for indie developers and small teams, with SDKs you actually own.
Deep links that survive the install. One link routes to the right screen on iOS, Android, and web. If the app isn’t installed yet, the deferred deep link waits and fires on first open, so people land exactly where you sent them instead of a cold home screen. AASA and assetlinks files are generated and hosted for you, so universal links and app links just work.
Install attribution, without the surveillance tax. Every install and re-engagement is matched back to the tap that drove it, through a cascade of referrer, device ID (IDFV), and fingerprint. No IDFA, no ATT prompt, no waiting on a third party. You finally know which link, campaign, and channel actually produced installs, not just clicks.
Analytics you can trust, in real time. Clicks, unique clicks, installs, and conversions update live, broken down by geo, referrer, and UTM, with top links and countries at a glance. Counts are deduplicated for accuracy instead of estimated, so the numbers hold up when you act on them.
It also handles the rest of the link layer:
Custom domains with automatic SSL
Per-link Open Graph and social preview cards (bots get the preview, humans get the redirect)
UTM parameters, expiry dates, and password protection
A clean REST API, plus an MCP server so AI agents can create and manage links (free on every plan)
Built-in bot detection so automated traffic doesn’t inflate your numbers
Built for developers. The SDKs are MIT-licensed, dependency-light, and take about 12 lines to wire up on iOS, Android, or React Native. Redirects resolve in under 10ms worldwide, so a tap opens your app, not a spinner.
Pricing that respects a small budget. The free tier is 10,000 tracked clicks a month with real analytics included, not a crippled demo. Paid plans start at $19 and scale to millions of clicks, with annual billing giving you two months free. No minimums, no sales call, and redirects never stop working even if you blow past your limit. Analytics is the only thing that pauses, never your links.
Start free at warplink.app.
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WarpLink
CurrentDeep linking, install attribution, and real-time analytics in one SDK. The affordable, reliable third option for mobile teams. Know where every tap lands.
Launched on July 20, 2026#232 votes
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