Links that expire

One link. Every platform. On your terms.

Share a single short link that sends iPhones to the App Store, Android to Play, and everyone else to your site — then set it to expire on a date or after N clicks. Hosted at go.appmate.cloud/{code}.

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go.appmate.cloud/ab3k9pCopy
iPhoneApp Store
AndroidPlay Store
Everyone elseyoursite.com
1,284 clicks
expires in 5 days

Not just a URL shortener

Built for app campaigns: the link knows what device tapped it, when to stop working, and what to say when it does.

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Per-platform destinations

One link, up to three targets. iPhone and iPad go to the App Store, Android to Play, desktop to your landing page — no more posting two links and hoping people pick the right one.

Expiry that actually expires

Set a date, a click limit, or both. Limits are enforced atomically, so a link capped at 100 stops at exactly 100 even when it goes viral.

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You choose the ending

When a link is done, show a branded page with your icon and a message — or send that traffic somewhere else. Never a dead 404.

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Previews don't count

Slack, WhatsApp and Facebook fetch every link you post to render a preview. Those are detected and excluded, so a click limit isn't spent before a human ever taps.

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Real analytics

Clicks over time, the iOS/Android/desktop split, countries, and which app or site the traffic came from — per link.

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Readable codes

Six characters, with 0/o and 1/l/i left out so a code survives being read off a poster or dictated over the phone. Or pick your own.

How it works

  1. 1

    Create it

    Pick a destination, optionally one for iOS and Android, and set an expiry or click cap.

  2. 2

    Share it

    Put it in a bio, a poster, a QR code, an email, or a push notification.

  3. 3

    Watch it

    See who clicked, on what, and from where — then disable or extend it any time.