spbse

self-hosted deep linking · install attribution

from the click to the right screen. on your own server.

a replacement for Branch, AppsFlyer OneLink and Firebase Dynamic Links: short links, deferred deep linking, install and revenue attribution. one Go binary and PostgreSQL — the data never leaves your infrastructure.

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1Go binary + PostgreSQL
3stores: app store, google play, rustore
27tools in the MCP server
72hclick fingerprint lifetime
0third parties in the data path

01 {source}

where the person came from

a campaign, a blogger, a referral, a QR code at the checkout. every source gets its own link with UTM, campaign and tags. a month later you see who brought installs and purchases, not just clicks.

fig.01 — source

02 {path}

a short link that thinks

your own domain or a subdomain. rules by platform, language, country, query and time, cookie-less A/B. messengers and bots get an OG preview, desktop gets a QR code.

fig.02 — path

03 {bridge}

through the store, straight to the right screen

app installed — a Universal Link or App Link opens it right away. not installed — the person goes to App Store, Google Play or RuStore, and the first launch lands on deep_link_path, not the home screen.

fig.03 — bridge

04 {signal}

recognise the install without IDFA

Install Referrer on Google Play and RuStore, a clipboard token on iOS. probabilistic matching is only the fallback, with per-app weights and thresholds. every match attempt is logged.

fig.04 — signal

05 {event}

revenue tied to the link

purchases and in-app events with idempotency and last-link attribution. D1/D7/D30 retention, signed webhooks to your backend, fraud flags for datacenters, bots and bursts.

fig.05 — event

→ {how it works}

one click, five steps, zero lost context

  1. linkclick recorded, signed token issued
  2. landingios: token to clipboard · android: referrer in the store link
  3. storeapp store · google play · rustore
  4. first launchsdk: referrer → clipboard → fingerprint → organic
  5. right screenonLink delivers path, payload and utm

→ {for developers}

one init in Flutter, three lines in the terminal

main.dart
await DeepLinks.init(
  baseUrl: 'https://sdk.spbse.online',
  appKey: 'dl_pk_…',
  linkDomains: ['go.example.com'],
);
DeepLinks.onLink.listen((link) => router.go(link.path!));
shell
curl https://api.spbse.online/v1/links \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $DM_KEY" \
  -d '{"app_id":"…","code":"spring","deep_link_path":"/item/7"}'

our own package on pub.dev

new_deeplinks v0.1.2

deep links, deferred deep links and install attribution for Flutter. open source, tested end to end on iOS and Android.

  • iOS
  • Android
  • Dart 3
  • MIT
flutter pub add new_deeplinks
pub.dev GitHub

the SDK is Flutter only. there are no native SDKs yet, and we say so upfront.

→ {AI agents · mcp}

ask Claude where the installs came from

a built-in MCP server: Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor create links, read analytics and explain why an install was matched the way it was. API key or OAuth 2.1, read and write scopes, no destructive tools, every call goes to the audit log.

claude code
claude mcp add --transport http spbse \
  https://api.spbse.online/mcp \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer dl_sk_…"

> why did this install count as organic?
  ↳ explain_install · match_whatif

→ {privacy}

we store less than we could

06 {migrating from branch / appsflyer}

old links keep working

move your domain over: Branch links are imported lazily on first click, an AppsFlyer OneLink export is imported in one go. QR codes, newsletters and posts from years ago don't break.

fig.06 — migration

07 {manifesto}

manifesto

  1. 01
    your data stays with you

    clicks, installs and revenue live in your PostgreSQL. nobody trains on your traffic.

  2. 02
    accuracy over reach

    deterministic signals first. a probabilistic match comes last, with a threshold and an explanation.

  3. 03
    honest about the limits

    spbse is not an MMP: no SKAdNetwork, no ad network postbacks, no multi-touch. your own traffic — yes, paid acquisition — no.

  4. 04
    one binary beats ten services

    Go and PostgreSQL. no queues or caches to deploy and monitor separately.

  5. 05
    a link should not die

    Firebase Dynamic Links shut down in 2025. links on your own domain outlive any vendor, including us.

→ {contact}

run spbse next to your backend

we'll walk you through the dashboard, help with the domain and the move off your old vendor.

this form is a request. it goes straight to the team's Telegram: no CRM, no newsletters, no sales reps.

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POST /api/contact HTTP/1.1

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