Link-in-Bio *just* for apps and devs
Hey all, we felt like existing link-in-bio tools cater to influencers, so we decided to build a tool just for apps and developers. It's called Launch.app! Launch.app is a more opinionated tool than others, built just for apps and app developers. Some features include: - A much better URL: Launch.app/app-name // Launch.app/@username - Verification badging (optional ID / email / location / etc checks) - Aggregate and showcase existing reviews across platforms - Quickly import your styling from existing web site - Dynamic device-based layouts (only show launch…
In plain words
Launch.app is a link-in-bio tool designed specifically for app developers and software creators. It offers app-focused features including verification badging, aggregated platform reviews, device-specific layouts and forwarding, and styled profile pages with clean URLs. Developers can import styling from existing websites and consolidate multiple app listings on a single profile. The tool is free for one app and targets the needs of developers rather than influencers.
written from the facts on this page · September 2026
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In the maker’s words, at launch
Hey all, we felt like existing link-in-bio tools cater to influencers, so we decided to build a tool just for apps and developers. It's called Launch.app! Launch.app is a more opinionated tool than others, built just for apps and app developers. Some features include: - A much better URL: Launch.app/app-name // Launch.app/@username - Verification badging (optional ID / email / location / etc checks) - Aggregate and showcase existing reviews across platforms - Quickly import your styling from existing web site - Dynamic device-based layouts (only show launch button for user device) - Dynamic device-based forwarding options (bring specific users directly to app stores) - Aggregated profile view (consolidated app listings on developer profile) - Free forever for one app! If you have a sec, try it out and let us know what you think! All feedback is greatly appreciated :-) Check it out here: https://www.launch.app/
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