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Know it works before your users do
Most broken deep links are a file Apple or Google can't read. The checks fetch those files the way the phones do, on a schedule, and say what they found.
Health
Your link addresses, tested the way Apple and Google test them.
90%set up: 9 of 10 steps done
Next: Release the app update that adds go.runclub.app.
apple-app-site-association is served
200 · application/json · no redirect
The file lists your app
ABCDE12345.app.runclub.ios
assetlinks.json matches the signing key
sha256 7C:1A:…:9E, Play App Signing
The alternate address opens the app
Listed in the app's associated domains
Apple's copy of the file is current
Apple's CDN last fetched it 26 hours ago
How it works
- 01
The setup guide lists each step
With a score, and the next thing to do.
- 02
Checks run on every link address
Including
apple-app-site-associationandassetlinks.json, on your dl2.app hosts and your custom domains. - 03
You are told when something breaks
An alert when a check that passed starts failing.
What is included
- Scheduled checks from once a day on the Free plan to every 15 minutes.
- Test links that last an hour and show what each kind of device would do, without changing anything for real visitors.
- A public link checker: paste any app link, yours or someone else’s. No account needed.
- A list of what to try in each in-app browser.
Where it stops
- Scheduled checks and their alerts stop while a team is read-only for non-payment. Links keep redirecting.
- A check can read the files, not your installed app. An app update that drops a domain still has to be tested on a phone.
The detail
Start with one link
The free plan has no time limit and needs no card. Create a project, add your app, and send yourself the link.