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

Part A — Add the Linqly FlutterFlow Marketplace Library

Linqly provides a FlutterFlow-compatible library called Aumadi Deep Link, which includes all required dependencies.

1. Add the marketplace item to your account

Visit the marketplace listing and click Add for Free:

https://marketplace.flutterflow.io/item/NDVTRtvTDOMFmHc0hlxE

2. Open your FlutterFlow project

Inside your project, go to: Settings → Integrations → Project Dependencies

3. Add the library to your project

• Under FlutterFlow Libraries, click Add Library

• In the search box, type: Aumadi Deep Link and click.

  
  

This installs all necessary packages automatically (no manual setup required).

Part B — Create Your Linqly Account

1. Sign up

Go to: https://app.linqly.co

Create your account and verify your email.

2. Add your app

You will be asked for:

a. iOS App Store URL (optional)

Required for dynamic links → app install → open behavior.

b. Google Play Store URL (optional)

Required for dynamic links → app install → open behavior.

c. Your app’s URL Scheme

You can find this inside FlutterFlow.

Guide: https://linqly.co/articles/how-to-find-your-custom-url-scheme-in-flutterflow

d. Desktop Fallback URL

This will be opened when the links are opened from a Desktop

Once you submit these details, Linqly instantly generates:

• Base Deep Link

• Dynamic Link

• Deep Link with Route + Parameters

Part C — Example Linqly Link Formats

Below are examples you can expect:

1. Base Deep Link

https://a.linqly.co/yourappslug

2. Deep Link to a route

https://a.linqly.co/yourappslug/dashboard

3. Deep Link with query parameters

https://a.linqly.co/yourappslug/invite?code=12345&utm=whatsapp

Use these links anywhere: websites, WhatsApp, SMS, QR codes, emails, ads, etc.

Troubleshooting & Common Mistakes

1. App is not opening

Check that your URL scheme in FlutterFlow matches exactly:

myapp://myapp.com

2. Route is not being picked

Ensure that the route path exists in FlutterFlow and the link follows this format:

https://a.linqly.co/yourappslug/<your-route>

3. Dynamic link doesn’t go to App Store/Play Store

This means the store URLs were not entered while adding your app in Linqly.

4. Link works on iOS but not Android (or vice versa)

This is usually caused by mismatched URL Schemes. Re-check both values in FlutterFlow.

Final Notes

Linqly is built to be extremely simple for FlutterFlow developers:

• No SDK integration

• No config files

• Works instantly after setup

• Handles deep links & dynamic links automatically

Sign up and try it here: https://app.linqly.co

FF marketplace item: https://marketplace.flutterflow.io/item/NDVTRtvTDOMFmHc0hlxE