Deeplink Tester

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About this app

DeepLink Tester is a simple and lightweight tool designed to open, test, and manage deep links quickly and efficiently.

With DeepLink Tester, you can easily launch deep links and verify that they correctly redirect to the intended destination inside apps or on the web. Whether you are a developer testing integrations or a user opening shared links, the app provides a fast and seamless experience.

Key Features:
• Instantly open and test deep links
• Automatic redirection to supported apps or web pages
• View and manage your link history
• Quickly reopen previously used links
• Clean and user-friendly interface

History:
All opened links are stored locally on your device, allowing you to access and reuse them anytime. This makes it easy to test links repeatedly without re-entering them.

Privacy:
DeepLink Tester does not collect, store, or share any personal data. All history data remains on your device and is never transmitted externally.

Use Cases:
• Test deep links during development
• Verify app routing and integrations
• Open shared links quickly
• Manage frequently used deep links

DeepLink Tester is built to be fast, secure, and easy to use — making it an essential tool for developers and everyday users.
Easily open deep links and revisit them anytime with history support.
Updated on
Aug 8, 2026

Data safety

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  • No data shared with third parties
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  • No data collected
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