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Developer page

One page for everything you make, at your own address: go.unolink.dev/@yourname. It shows your name, a picture, a line about you, a card for each app you choose and your links. Put it in your bio when you want people to see all your apps, not just one. Indie plan and up.

Set it up

  1. In the dashboard, open Developer page.
  2. Pick your address (3 to 30 lowercase letters, digits or hyphens), your name, a line about you and a picture: one of your app icons, or an image address.
  3. Choose the apps to show, in order, each with an optional tagline, and add your links: website, Discord, YouTube, email… (up to six).
  4. Pick a look: the same presets and options as landing pages.
  5. Save and go live. The preview shows the real page.

Installs still count for each app

Each app's Get button opens that app's own main link, tagged utm_source=studio. So visitors go to the right store for their phone (or to the app's landing page, if its main link shows one), and the install is credited to that app. In the app's Analytics, these visits show under the UTM source studio.

What's counted

  • Page views per day, over the last 30 days, in the editor. Bots and link previews aren't counted.
  • Taps on an app's button are clicks on that app's link, with all its usual numbers.
  • Taps on your other links aren't counted.

Good to know

  • Changing your address stops the old one working.
  • After a downgrade to Free, the page stops showing. Upgrade again and it comes back as it was.
  • The page has no third-party scripts, fonts or cookies, like landing pages.
  • Pro and up: the page can be shown in more languages, written by you, the same way as landing pages (see Languages on the landing pages page).
  • A QR code for the page, under the editor: the same colours, logo and frame as app QR codes, downloaded as PNG, SVG or PDF and saved with the page. Its scans show apart under Views.