How to share all your apps in one link
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Stop sending a different URL for every product. Put every app, price, and demo on one public page and share a single AllApps link.
If you ship more than one product, sharing your work is already a job. A new visitor asks what you are building. You paste an App Store URL, a website, a TestFlight link, then a second product, then a demo video. The conversation dies in the thread.
A better default is one public page that lists every app, with a short address such as allapps.page/@you. That is what AllApps is for: all your apps in one page.
Why a pile of links loses people
Each extra URL asks the reader to decide. Which one is the main product? Which one is free? Which one is still in beta? Most people will not open five tabs to find out.
A single page answers those questions in order:
- who you are
- which apps you ship
- what each one costs
- where to open it
- how to reach you
You keep the conversation. They keep one bookmark.
What belongs on an all-apps page
Keep the page short enough to scan on a phone. AllApps is built around that constraint.
Your name and bio. One line about what you build is enough. "I make tools for writers" tells a visitor more than a long manifesto.
Every live app. Add the name, a one-sentence description, an icon, and the URL. If an app has a price, show it next to the name so nobody has to hunt.
Social proof. Embed a YouTube walkthrough or pin reviews from X so a stranger can see that other people already use the product.
A way to talk to you. Turn on the contact form when you want intros, press, or beta testers. Turn it off when you do not.
How to set the page up
- Claim a short name on AllApps. The public URL looks like
allapps.page/@yourname. - Sign in with Google and open the dashboard.
- Add each app with its URL, description, and pricing.
- Optional: drop in a YouTube video and a few X posts as reviews.
- Share the one link in your bio, README, pitch deck, and email signature.
The page is public as soon as you create it. You can change the accent color later if the default blue does not match your brand.
Where to put the link
Use the same URL everywhere so people learn it:
- X, Instagram, TikTok, and LinkedIn bios
- GitHub profile and repository READMEs
- Product Hunt maker profile
- conference slides and speaker bios
- the footer of every app you already shipped
When someone asks "what else have you built?", you send one link. If you later ship a fourth app, the same link still works. That is the whole point.
If you are comparing this with a generic bio tool, read Linktree alternative for app makers. If you are just getting started as an indie builder, see why indie hackers need an all-apps page.
Create your AllApps page and share every product from one address.
