Apps/LinkTw.in
LinkTw.in

Automate tasks with LinkTw.in

Connect LinkTw.in with 200+ apps and let your tasks run themselves. Describe what you want and Botize builds it. No code.

Turn regular links into deep links.

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Triggers & actions

What can you automate with LinkTw.in?

Everything you see below. Just pick a trigger and one or more actions.

Actions

The action is what happens automatically, without you having to do anything else.

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The integration

About LinkTw.in

This integration allows you to convert regular links into deep links, facilitating direct navigation to specific content within mobile applications. With LinkTw.in, you can shorten existing URLs and automatically search and shorten all URLs within a text, enhancing user experience and improving the efficiency of your digital communications.


Automating tasks with LinkTw.in helps you manage and share links more effectively, saving time and resources. Whether you need to shorten individual links or process multiple URLs in a single step, this tool provides practical solutions to enhance your digital workflow.

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Connect your LinkTw.in

Add a profile to use it in your tasks. There's a step-by-step guide if you need it.

Add a new profile Step-by-step guide

Your profiles

Your connected LinkTw.in accounts

These are the accounts you already have linked to Botize, ready to use in your tasks. You can reconnect or remove any of them.

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Video tutorials

Short videos where you watch a real task being built from start to finish.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a deep link and when do I need one?

A deep link is a link that, when tapped on a phone, opens the destination service's app instead of its website — and at the exact place, not the home page.

The difference matters when you share links inside other apps: Telegram, WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook open what you tap in their own embedded browser, where people usually land signed out. If the destination was a shop, that means an empty cart and a sign-in in the way.

A deep link skips that step: the app opens already signed in, on the page you meant.

That is why it matters most to people posting links in channels and groups — deals, catalogues, recommendations — and less to people putting them on a website, where the phone's browser usually opens the app on its own.

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