Move off Firebase Dynamic Links, onto your own domain.
Firebase Dynamic Links has shut down. grovs gives you deep links, deferred deep links and link analytics, with SDKs for iOS, Android and web and a guide for every step of the switch.
yourapp.page.link/summer
Firebase Dynamic Links, on Google's domain.
go.yourapp.com/summer
grovs, on your own domain. Opens the right screen, even after install.
Why teams move to grovs.
It replaces Firebase Dynamic Links without giving anything up, and adds what Firebase never had.
Drop-in SDKs
Install through Swift Package Manager, CocoaPods or Gradle. Up and running with minimal configuration.
One API on every platform
Handle deep links on iOS, Android and web the same way. Open the right screen, or guide people through the install first.
For marketers and developers
Marketers build links in the dashboard without code. Engineers use the API. Nobody waits on anybody.
Analytics beyond clicks
See how each link performs, what people do after they open the app, and which channel brought them in. Part of grovs Analytics.
Switch in three steps.
- 1
Integrate the SDK
Replace the Firebase Dynamic Links SDK with grovs. The migration guide maps each call.
- 2
Track installs and events
Installs, opens and the events you care about are captured from the first session.
- 3
Replace and manage links
Create smart links with fallbacks for web and the app stores, in the dashboard or through the API.
What you keep.
Everything you used Dynamic Links for, out of the box.
- Branded links on your own domain
- Deferred deep linking: context survives the install
- First-party attribution for every install
- Link-level analytics
- SDKs for iOS, Android and web
- Open-source core under MIT, with full documentation
Links on page.link belonged to Google and ended with the service. Links on your own domain don't have to.
Point your branded link domain at grovs and existing links are rebuilt on first click. From then on the domain is yours, whoever you work with.
Questions, answered.
Something else? Talk to an engineer.
Can I keep my page.link links?
No. page.link is Google's domain, and those links stopped working with the service. Create the replacements on your own domain with grovs, so you are never tied to a vendor domain again.
What about links on my own custom domain?
Point the domain at grovs. Existing links are rebuilt on first click, then redirect permanently.
Is there a step-by-step guide?
Yes. The Firebase Dynamic Links migration guide walks through the SDK swap, link setup and testing.
What does it cost?
grovs Cloud is free up to 10K monthly users, with a flat yearly price above that. See pricing.
Can I run grovs on my own servers?
Yes. The same stack runs in your AWS, Azure, GCP or data center. See self-hosted.
Your first link, live this afternoon.
Install the SDK, connect your domain and send a link that opens the right screen. Start free on grovs Cloud, or run the same stack in your own.
Compare plans$0up to 10K monthly users
- Sign up and add the SDK
- Your first link live the same day
- Flat yearly price as you grow
Flat licencea year, in your cloud, no metering
- AWS, Azure, GCP or your data center
- Deployment help from our engineers
- Your SSO, your database, your rules