Getting Started

Set up your account and create your first dynamic link in just a few minutes.

Prerequisites

To get started with LinkSense, you need:

A valid email address for account registration
A destination URL for your first dynamic link
Optionally, an iOS or Android app for deep linking setup

Create Your Account

Go to the registration page

Visit the registration page and enter your email address and a password.

Start using LinkSense

After registration, you will be redirected to the dashboard where you can start creating projects and links.

Free plan

All new accounts start on the Starter plan, which is completely free. You can upgrade to Pro at any time to access higher limits and additional features.

Create Your First Project

Projects are containers for your dynamic links. Each project gets its own subdomain.

Open the dashboard

Navigate to the dashboard and click the "New Project" button.

Enter a project name

Choose a descriptive name for your project (e.g., "My Mobile App" or "Marketing Campaign").

Choose a subdomain

Pick a unique subdomain for your project. This will be used in all link URLs (e.g., myapp.linksense.net).

Create the project

Click "Create" and your project is ready. You will be taken to the project dashboard.

Subdomain tips

Choose a short, memorable subdomain. It cannot be changed after creation. Good examples: your app name, brand name, or campaign identifier.

Create Your First Link

With your project ready, create your first dynamic link:

Click "New Link"

From your project dashboard, click the "New Link" button.

Set a name and path

Give your link a descriptive name and optionally set a custom path (e.g., /summer-sale).

Add a fallback URL

Enter the default destination URL where users will be sent (e.g., your website homepage).

Save the link

Click "Create Link" and your dynamic link is live. Copy the URL and share it anywhere.

Test Your Link

After creating your link, test it by:

Opening the link on your phone to verify it routes to the correct destination
Opening the link on desktop to verify the fallback URL loads
Sharing the link on a messaging app to verify the social preview appears (if configured)
Checking the analytics on the link details page to see your test clicks

Next Steps

Now that you have your first dynamic link working, explore these topics to get the most out of LinkSense:

Dynamic LinksLearn about advanced link configuration and device routing.iOS Deep LinkingSet up Universal Links to open your iOS app.

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