Setup

1. Register your iOS appCopy Anchor Link

Head over to the Dynalinks Console and register your app:

• Bundle Identifier: you'll find this in your Xcode project settings.
• Team ID: locate it in your Apple Developer account under Provisioning Profiles.
• App Store ID: found in your app's App Store URL, e.g.:
  https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/yourapp/id**123456789**

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2. Add the Associated DomainCopy Anchor Link

In Xcode, enable Universal Links by adding your Dynalinks domain under Signing & Capabilities:

1. Open your Xcode project.
2. Select your app target.
3. Go to the Signing & Capabilities tab.
4. Click + Capability and add Associated Domains.
5. Add this domain: applinks:your-app.dynalinks.app

More info:
Apple’s official guide to Associated Domains

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React Native: setting up Associated DomainsCopy Anchor Link

If you're building your app using React Native, you can still enable Universal Links with Dynalinks by adding the Associated Domains entitlement to your iOS app:

Setup with react-native and react-native-configCopy Anchor Link

1. Locate your Xcode project in the ios/ folder.

2. Open YourApp.xcworkspace in Xcode.

3. Select your app target, then go to the Signing & Capabilities tab.

4. Click + Capability and add Associated Domains.

5. In the domain list, add:

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   applinks:your-app.dynalinks.app

   Replace your-app with your actual subdomain registered on Dynalinks.

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Tip: you can manage these domains via environment variables using react-native-config to differentiate between staging and production environments.

That's it. Dynalinks can now open your app through Universal Links.

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Next step: add the iOS SDKCopy Anchor Link

Integrate the iOS SDK to:

• Handle Universal Links with full link data resolution
• Support deferred deep linking (users who install after clicking a link)
• Get match confidence scores and analytics