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I got tired of broken deep links — so I built my own (open SDKs)
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I got tired of broken deep links — so I built my own (open SDKs)

via Dev.toTomas Radvansky4h ago

I used to rely on Firebase Dynamic Links. It did the job… until it didn’t. It’s now deprecated: https://firebase.google.com/docs/dynamic-links So I moved to Branch. Honestly, I was pretty happy at first. It worked, it was reliable, and it solved most of the pain. But over time it started feeling bloated. More focus on ads, attribution, dashboards — less on the core thing I actually needed: clean universal links and passing payloads properly. The last straw was the pricing and how opaque everything became. It felt like I lost control over something that should be simple. So I built my own. I’ve open sourced all the SDKs and I’m keen for any feedback. https://li-nk.me

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