How to Set Up Deep Links & Dynamic Links in FlutterFlow Using Linqly

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title: "How to Set Up Deep Links & Dynamic Links in FlutterFlow Using Linqly" description: "If you're building a FlutterFlow app and want quick, reliable deep linking or dynamic linking without Firebase Dynamic Links or costly Branch plans, Linqly is the fastest way to get started." date: "2025-04-08" category: "Guides"

If you're building a FlutterFlow app and want quick, reliable deep linking — or dynamic linking — without Firebase Dynamic Links or costly Branch plans, Linqly is the fastest way to get started.

This guide walks through the full setup end to end.

Part A — Add the Linqly FlutterFlow Marketplace Library

Step 1 — Visit the marketplace

Open the Aumadi Deep Link marketplace item and click Add for Free.

Step 2 — Open your FlutterFlow project settings

In FlutterFlow, navigate to Settings → Integrations → Project Dependencies.

Step 3 — Install the Aumadi Deep Link library

Search for it under FlutterFlow Libraries and add it. All sub-dependencies install automatically.

Part B — Create Your Linqly Account

Step 1 — Sign up

Head to app.linqly.co and verify your email.

Step 2 — Configure your app

You'll be asked for a few things:

• iOS App Store URL (optional, but needed for install-to-open behavior)
• Google Play Store URL (optional, same reason)
• Your app's URL scheme — if you don't know how to find it, read How to find your custom URL scheme in FlutterFlow.
• Desktop fallback URL — where desktop visitors should go.

Once you save, Linqly generates three link types automatically.

Part C — Example Link Formats

1. Base deep link: https://a.linqly.co/yourappslug
2. Routed deep link: https://a.linqly.co/yourappslug/dashboard
3. Parameterized deep link: https://a.linqly.co/yourappslug/invite?code=12345&utm=whatsapp

Troubleshooting

App not opening — Verify your URL scheme formatting matches exactly (including :// and host).

Route not recognized — Confirm the route exists in your app and the link structure is correct.

Store redirect failure — Ensure your store URLs were saved during app setup.

Cross-platform inconsistency — Check that the same URL scheme is declared on both iOS and Android.

Final Notes

That's it. No SDK integration, no config files, works instantly after setup, and handles deep links & dynamic links automatically. Most teams have their first working link in under five minutes.

Ready to try it? Sign up at app.linqly.co or grab the FlutterFlow library.