For no-code builders
One link for your no-code app
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You built your app without writing code. Getting people to download it should be just as easy. Paste your App Store or Google Play link into Jumper.to and you get one short link and a QR code: iPhones open the App Store, Android phones open Google Play. You also get the privacy policy and support pages the stores ask for before you submit.
Five minutes, no code
- Make your pages first. Before you submit, write your privacy policy and support page in Jumper. You get their addresses at once.
- Submit your app. Paste those addresses where your builder and the stores ask for them.
- Make your link. When the app is live, paste its store link and save. You get one link and a QR code.
- Share it everywhere. Bio, website, emails, posters and inside your app.
Where to paste things in your builder
Each builder names its menus a little differently, and they change their screens from time to time. This is where to look:
Your link and pages in no-code builders
Look for these words in your builder’s menus.
| Builder | Open your link from a button | Privacy policy address |
|---|---|---|
| FlutterFlow | The button’s actions: Launch URL | App settings for store deployment, then the store consoles |
| Adalo | The button’s action: link to a website | The publishing screens, then the store consoles |
| Thunkable | An “open link” block on the button’s click | The publish settings, then the store consoles |
| Draftbit | The button’s action: open a URL | The publishing settings, then the store consoles |
Whatever the builder asks, App Store Connect and Google Play Console always ask for the privacy policy address themselves too.
The privacy policy, before you submit
Apple and Google both refuse apps without a privacy policy address, and Apple also wants a support address. Many people get stuck right here. In Jumper you write or paste your policy as plain text, or upload a .md file, and it gets its own address on our short domain. You can do this before your app is live: start with a page and add the store links when you have them.
Jumper does not write the policy for you or give legal advice, but a short questionnaire reminds you of the usual points: what you collect, why, and who you share it with. Each page uses one credit.
Store badges on your website
Most builders give you a simple website or let you use your own. Add the official “Download on the App Store” and “Get it on Google Play” badges and point both at your Jumper link. Or skip the badges and use one button: “Get the app”. The link sends each phone to its own store.
Links in Instagram and TikTok
Instagram and TikTok open links in their own browsers, and on iPhone those browsers often show a blank page instead of the App Store. A Jumper link notices this and shows a page with one big button that opens the store. So your bio link works for everyone.
See where downloads come from
When you share your app in several places, make one link for each: one for TikTok, one for your newsletter, one for a poster. The App Store and Google Play count downloads for each link. You do not need to add anything to your app for this.
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 write code to use Jumper.to?
No. You paste your store link, copy your new link and paste it where you need it. Nothing goes into your app.
Where do I get a privacy policy URL before I submit?
Write or paste your policy in Jumper as plain text and you get an address like oxi.cc/<your link>/privacy-policy. Paste it in your builder’s publishing settings and in both store consoles.
My app is only on one store yet. Can I still make a link?
Yes. Add the store you have. People on the other kind of phone go to your website or to a page for your app. Add the second store later; the link stays the same.
Can I put the link on a button in my app?
Yes. Every builder has an action to open a website address. Paste your link there.
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.