Integration
Live in 2 minutes. We mean it.
Linqly plays nice with your app's existing URL scheme — no SDK, no Firebase, no config files to break in Xcode. Here's the full setup, end to end.
- 01
Install the FlutterFlow library
Head to the Aumadi Deep Link marketplace item, click Add for Free, and the library shows up under your project's Settings → Integrations → Project Dependencies. All sub-dependencies install automatically. - 02
Find your custom URL scheme
In FlutterFlow, go to Settings & Integrations → App Details → Routing & Deep Linking. Copy both the scheme and host boxes — together they look likemyapp://myapp.com. (Full walkthrough in our URL scheme guide.) - 03
Register your app with Linqly
Sign up at https://app.linqly.co, create a new app, and paste in:- Your app's URL scheme
- iOS App Store URL (optional — enables install-to-open)
- Google Play URL (optional — enables install-to-open)
- Desktop fallback URL
- 04
Use your links
Linqly generates three link shapes for every app. Share any of them — we route by device and carry your parameters through to the app:https://a.linqly.co/yourapphttps://a.linqly.co/yourapp/dashboardhttps://a.linqly.co/yourapp/invite?code=12345
Troubleshooting
Things that trip people up.
App isn't opening
Verify your URL scheme in Linqly matches what's in FlutterFlow exactly — including the :// and host.
Route not recognized
Confirm the route exists in your app and the link structure is correct (case matters).
Store redirect fails
Make sure your iOS / Android store URLs are saved in Linqly's app configuration.
Works on iOS but not Android
Check that the same scheme is declared for both platforms in FlutterFlow.