Deeplink Checker

Deeplink Checker is a developer tool for testing deeplinks, Universal Links, and related link setup details on Apple platforms.

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What is Deeplink Checker?

Deeplink Checker is a link-testing utility for developers, QA teams, and marketers who need to validate deeplinks and Universal Links. It helps users open test links, inspect link behavior, and check whether associated website configuration is set up correctly. The app is especially useful during app launches, link migrations, campaign setup, and troubleshooting, where a quick way to repeat and share tests can save time. Deeplink Checker also supports checking Apple App Site Association details, which is helpful when diagnosing Universal Link routing problems. On Mac, it is available through Apple silicon Mac compatibility, making it convenient for teams who work across iPhone, iPad, and desktop workflows. Publisher Timurd offers it as a focused developer utility rather than a general consumer app.

Key features

  • Test deeplinks and Universal Links quickly
  • Check Apple App Site Association setup details
  • Inspect link behavior during troubleshooting
  • Save and re-run link tests
  • Share test results with teammates
  • Use it during QA, app setup, and campaign validation

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Safety overview

Status: Mostly safe

Deeplink Checker is a normal developer utility for opening and inspecting links. Its core function involves handling URLs you enter or share, so use trusted test links when possible and avoid opening unknown links that could redirect to unexpected content. The App Store listing indicates advertising and analytics-related data handling, which is worth keeping in mind if you use it with sensitive internal test links.

Recommendation: Keep Deeplink Checker if you regularly test app links, Universal Links, or AASA-related setups. If you no longer work with link validation or mobile QA, you can remove it without affecting macOS itself.

Common paths

  • /Applications/Deeplink Checker.app

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