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Jumper.to for the way you build
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However you built your app, it gets the same thing: one short link and QR code that open the App Store on iPhone and Google Play on Android, install links per channel, and the pages the stores ask for. These pages show how it fits your tools, with code where it helps and plain steps where you need none.
The same three steps for every app
- Paste a store link. At app.jumper.to/new. Jumper fills in the rest.
- Save with your email. The link and QR code are live at once.
- Use it everywhere. In your app, on your site, in your bio and on print.
Pick your page
Each page covers opening the link from your tools, campaign links, the Google Play referrer where it applies, and the store pages.
Guides by stack
Developer pages carry working code; the last two need none.
| Page | For |
|---|---|
| Flutter | One link for your Flutter app: App Store on iPhone, Google Play on Android. Open it with url_launcher, read the Play referrer in Dart. No SDK. |
| React Native | One link for your React Native app: App Store on iPhone, Google Play on Android. Open it with Linking.openURL, read the Play referrer. No SDK. |
| FlutterFlow | Replace Firebase Dynamic Links in FlutterFlow: one link that opens the App Store or Google Play, a Launch URL action, campaign tags. No code needed. |
| iOS and Swift | One link for your iOS app that also serves Android visitors, ct and pt for App Store Connect campaigns, and why Apple gives apps no referrer. Swift code. |
| Android and Kotlin | One link for your Android app with a utm referrer for Google Play, read in Kotlin with Google’s Install Referrer library, and iPhone visitors handled. |
| Unity | One link for your Unity game: App Store on iPhone, Google Play on Android. Application.OpenURL, cross-promotion links per placement, QR codes for events. |
| Indie developers | For indie developers: one link for both stores, install links per channel, a README badge, a privacy policy page and a stats API. 3 free credits. |
| App studios | For agencies and studios: one store link per client app, install links per campaign, privacy policy pages, QR codes for print and a stats API for reports. |
| No-code app builders | Built your app with FlutterFlow, Adalo, Thunkable or Draftbit? Get one link for both stores, store badges and a privacy policy URL before you submit. |
| Apps built with AI | Made your app with AI coding tools or Expo? Get one link for the App Store and Google Play, a privacy policy URL and campaign links. No code needed. |
Missing your stack? Write to hello@jumper.to.
Make your free link
Paste your App Store or Google Play link. 3 free credits: each link or page uses one. Nothing to install in your app.
- 3 free credits: each link or page uses one.
- Nothing to install in your app
- No credit card
Questions
Do I need to add an SDK to my mobile app?
No. Jumper.to works on the link only. Nothing ships inside your app, and there is no new release to make. Reading the Google Play referrer is optional and uses Google’s own library.
Does it matter how my app was built?
No. A Jumper link works for any app in the App Store, Google Play, Galaxy Store, AppGallery or Microsoft Store. The pages here only differ in how you open the link from your code and read the Google Play referrer.
Which page should I read if I do not write code?
The no-code builders page, or the page for apps built with AI tools. Both explain every step in plain words.
What does it cost?
3 free credits: each link or page uses one. Free credits renew every year. After that: $2 a credit a year, 10 credits for $10, 100 credits for $20. Taps are unlimited and there are no ads.
Will the link open my app if it is already installed?
No. A Jumper link always goes to the store, which shows an “Open” button when the app is installed. Opening a screen in your app needs Universal Links and App Links on your own domain.