Bridgly

Smart links

One URL for every platform, every time.

One URL that sends every person to the right place — the App Store on iPhone, Google Play on Android, and your site on desktop.

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One URL for every platform, every time.

One link, every platform

Bridgly reads the device and platform on each request and routes accordingly. iOS goes to the App Store, Android to Google Play, and everyone else to a destination you choose. You share one URL everywhere and stop maintaining a list of platform-specific links.

go.bridgly.com/launch

Smart link

iPhone visitor

Safari · US

App Store

Android visitor

Chrome · UK

Google Play

Desktop visitor

Chrome · CA

Website

Unknown device

Fallback rule

Landing page

Fallbacks that make sense

Desktop visitors, unsupported devices, and anything you did not anticipate go to a fallback you set rather than to a dead end. Nobody lands on a store page for a device they are not holding.

Last 7 days

1,284 clicks

Top referrer

instagram.com

+42%

Top device

iPhone · 61%

iOS

Change the destination, keep the link

Because the routing lives in Bridgly rather than in the URL, you can change where a link points after it has been printed, posted, or shared. The link people already have keeps working.

Packaging QR

Editable destination

Scans this week

Event booth + box

318

Routes to

Smart link · launch

Live

Why one-link-per-platform breaks down

It works while you have one app and one channel. It stops working the moment either of those grows.

Three links to maintain

An iOS link, an Android link, and a web link means three things to update and three chances for one to go stale.

Wrong-platform landings

Someone on Android taps the iOS link from a group chat and lands on a page they cannot use. Most of them do not try again.

Printed links are permanent

Once a URL is on packaging or a poster, it cannot be changed. If the destination moves, the link is dead.

No idea what worked

Separate links in separate tools means no single view of which channel actually produced installs.

Create a link

Set your iOS, Android, and fallback destinations once.

Share it anywhere

Bio, email, packaging, ads, a QR code. One URL covers all of them.

Questions, answered

Yes. Destinations are settings on the link, not part of the URL, so you can update them at any time and everything already shared keeps working.

One link instead of three

Share it everywhere and let Bridgly handle the rest.