LinkSense is a smart dynamic linking platform for mobile apps that replaces Firebase Dynamic Links with a simpler, more powerful workflow. It creates intelligent links that automatically route iOS users to the App Store, Android users to Google Play, and desktop users to a hosted landing page—no SDKs, configuration files, or custom infrastructure required.
Instead of juggling multiple URLs and manual tracking, you drop a single LinkSense URL into ads, social posts, QR codes, and newsletters, then update destinations at any time without breaking the link. LinkSense can auto‑import your App Store or Play Store listing to generate rich preview cards with icon, title, description, and store buttons, so your links look like proper mini‑landing pages wherever they’re shared.
For app teams that need to move fast but still look professional, LinkSense also hosts project‑specific landing pages, giving you the basic “marketing site” every store listing expects. On top of that, per‑link analytics show clicks by device, country, and referrer, so you can finally see which campaigns and channels are actually driving installs and engagement instead of guessing from incomplete store dashboards.
LinkSense starts with a free‑forever plan (no credit card) that covers core device routing, hosted pages, and analytics, and offers a Pro plan with a trial when you outgrow the basics. It’s ideal for indie developers, mobile product teams, agencies, and growth marketers who want to collapse hours of deep‑linking, landing page setup, and attribution work into a single, reliable smart link they can ship in minutes rather than weeks.

Smart move launching this right after Firebase Dynamic Links shutdown — that migration pain is exactly the kind of thing that gets people to switch tools instead of just complaining about it. The sub-50ms edge redirect number is impressive too, most smart-link tools I've seen don't publish real latency numbers. One question — for the free-forever plan (1 project, 1,000 links), does the per-link analytics stay full-featured, or is that gated behind Pro? Asking because that's usually the thing that makes or breaks adoption for free-tier users. Building something free-tools-focused myself, so always curious how others balance the free tier vs. paid features.

Smart move launching this right after Firebase Dynamic Links shutdown — that migration pain is exactly the kind of thing that gets people to switch tools instead of just complaining about it. The sub-50ms edge redirect number is impressive too, most smart-link tools I've seen don't publish real latency numbers. One question — for the free-forever plan (1 project, 1,000 links), does the per-link analytics stay full-featured, or is that gated behind Pro? Asking because that's usually the thing that makes or breaks adoption for free-tier users. Building something free-tools-focused myself, so always curious how others balance the free tier vs. paid features.
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