The official Tolinku SDK for Flutter. Add deep linking, analytics, referral tracking, deferred deep links, and in-app messages to your Flutter app.
Tolinku is a deep linking platform for mobile and web apps. It handles Universal Links (iOS), App Links (Android), deferred deep linking, referral programs, analytics, and smart banners. Tolinku provides a complete toolkit for user acquisition, attribution, and engagement across platforms.
Get your API key at tolinku.com and check out the documentation to get started.
flutter pub add tolinkuRequirements: Dart SDK >=3.0.0, Flutter >=3.10.0
import 'package:tolinku/tolinku.dart';
// Configure the SDK (typically in main() or initState)
Tolinku.configure(apiKey: 'tolk_pub_your_api_key');
// Identify a user
Tolinku.instance.setUserId('user_123');
// Track a custom event
await Tolinku.instance.track('purchase', properties: {'plan': 'growth'});Track custom events with automatic batching. Events are queued and sent in batches of 10, or every 5 seconds. For reliable delivery, call flush() when your app moves to the background using WidgetsBindingObserver.
await Tolinku.instance.track('signup_completed', properties: {
'source': 'landing_page',
'trial': true,
});
// Flush queued events immediately
await Tolinku.instance.flush();Background flush with WidgetsBindingObserver:
class _MyAppState extends State<MyApp> with WidgetsBindingObserver {
@override
void initState() {
super.initState();
WidgetsBinding.instance.addObserver(this);
}
@override
void didChangeAppLifecycleState(AppLifecycleState state) {
if (state == AppLifecycleState.paused) {
Tolinku.instance.flush();
}
}
@override
void dispose() {
WidgetsBinding.instance.removeObserver(this);
super.dispose();
}
}Create and manage referral programs with leaderboards and reward tracking.
final referrals = Tolinku.instance.referrals;
// Create a referral
final result = await referrals.create(userId: 'user_123', userName: 'Alice');
final code = result.referralCode;
// Look up a referral
final details = await referrals.get(code);
// Complete a referral
final completion = await referrals.complete(
code: code,
referredUserId: 'user_456',
referredUserName: 'Bob',
);
// Update milestone
final milestone = await referrals.milestone(
code: code,
milestone: 'first_purchase',
);
// Claim reward
final reward = await referrals.claimReward(code: code);
// Fetch leaderboard
final entries = await referrals.leaderboard(limit: 10);Track purchases, cart activity, and product events with built-in revenue analytics. Available on paid plans.
Tolinku.instance.setUserId('user_123');
// Track a product view
await Tolinku.instance.ecommerce.viewItem(
items: [TolinkuItem(itemId: 'sku_1', itemName: 'T-Shirt', price: 24.99)],
);
// Track a purchase
await Tolinku.instance.ecommerce.purchase(
transactionId: 'order_456',
revenue: 49.99,
currency: 'USD',
items: [TolinkuItem(itemId: 'sku_1', itemName: 'T-Shirt', price: 24.99, quantity: 2)],
);
// Flush ecommerce events
await Tolinku.instance.ecommerce.flush();The SDK supports 13 event types covering the full shopping journey. Cart IDs are managed automatically via SharedPreferences and cleared after purchase. Add Tolinku.instance.ecommerce.flush() to your WidgetsBindingObserver for background flushing.
Recover deep link context for users who installed your app after clicking a link. Deferred deep linking lets you route users to specific content even when the app was not installed at the time of the click.
final deferred = Tolinku.instance.deferred;
// The usual call: referrer first, device signals as the fallback.
final link = await deferred.claimDeferredLink(
appspaceId: '64f0a1b2c3d4e5f60718', // your Appspace ID, from the dashboard under Settings
);
if (link != null) {
print(link.deepLinkPath); // e.g. "/merchant/xyz"
}
// Or go straight to one mechanism.
final byToken = await deferred.claimByToken(token: 'abc123');
final bySignals = await deferred.claimBySignals(
appspaceId: '64f0a1b2c3d4e5f60718',
);The signals are read from the device, so nothing needs passing. Pass one only
when you hold a better value than the SDK can obtain, and pass it in the form
matching compares against: an IANA timezone (Asia/Seoul, never KST) and a
version starting with a digit (17.1, not Version 17.1 (Build 21B74)). A
signal that is absent is skipped, while one that is present and disagrees counts
against the match, so a value in the wrong shape is worse than none.
On Android the Play Install Referrer is the deterministic mechanism: a Tolinku link attaches a token to the store URL, Play keeps it through the install, and this SDK reads it back on first launch. It names the exact click, survives for days, and does not depend on the network the device was on. Device signals are the fallback, and the only option on iOS, where no equivalent exists.
There are two supported ways to claim, and neither is going away. They differ only in how much the SDK does for you, not in how well they match.
claimDeferredLink() tries the referrer, falls back to signals, reads the
device signals it can, and remembers that it asked:
// Referrer first, device signals as the fallback.
final link = await tolinku.deferred.claimDeferredLink(
appspaceId: '64f0a1b2c3d4e5f60718',
);
if (link != null) routeTo(link.deepLinkPath);claimBySignals() goes straight to signal matching, leaving the mechanism
and the claim-once bookkeeping to you:
final link = await tolinku.deferred.claimBySignals(
appspaceId: '64f0a1b2c3d4e5f60718',
);Both collect the device signals themselves, so neither needs anything beyond the Appspace ID. Both also accept the signals as parameters, and anything you pass is used ahead of what is collected:
final link = await tolinku.deferred.claimBySignals(
appspaceId: '64f0a1b2c3d4e5f60718',
timezone: 'Asia/Seoul', // used instead of the collected value
);Choosing between them costs you nothing in control.
It collects all four signals matching actually compares, so on iOS you can call it with nothing but the Appspace ID and still get a full match:
| Signal | Read from |
|---|---|
language, screenWidth, screenHeight, devicePixelRatio |
Dart |
timezone |
the bundled Android and iOS plugins |
Timezone is read natively because Dart cannot express it in the form matching
compares against: matching wants an IANA identifier such as Asia/Seoul, which
is what the browser records at click time, and DateTime.now().timeZoneName
gives only KST. Sending the abbreviation would be worse than sending nothing,
since an absent signal is skipped while a present one that disagrees counts as a
failed comparison. osVersion is read the same way and sent for completeness,
though the click side does not currently record it.
If you have better values from elsewhere, pass them and they win.
Call it once on first launch. Calling again is safe, but a claim is consumed the first time it succeeds, so a second call returns nothing.
appspaceId is your Appspace ID, not your subdomain or slug. Copy it from the dashboard
under Integrate or Settings.
The SDK reads the signals itself: language, screen size and pixel ratio from Dart, and the timezone from its own Android and iOS plugins, because Dart cannot express that one in the form matching compares against. Matching needs at least two signals to agree, so anything you can add on top of what is collected only helps.
Parse incoming deep links with a utility method (no SDK configuration required).
final result = Tolinku.parseDeepLink('https://example.com/merchant/xyz?ref=abc');
print(result.path); // "/merchant/xyz"
print(result.queryParams); // {"ref": "abc"}Display server-configured messages as full-screen dialogs using TolinkuMessagePresenter. Create and manage messages from the Tolinku dashboard without shipping app updates.
// Show the highest-priority message matching a trigger
await Tolinku.instance.messages.show(
context,
trigger: 'milestone',
onAction: (action) => print('Button tapped: $action'),
onDismiss: () => print('Message dismissed'),
);You can also fetch and present messages manually:
final messages = await Tolinku.instance.messages.fetch(trigger: 'milestone');
if (messages.isNotEmpty) {
final message = messages.first;
final token = await Tolinku.instance.messages.renderToken(message.id);
await TolinkuMessagePresenter.show(
context,
message,
baseUrl: 'https://api.tolinku.com',
renderToken: token,
);
}Short links open your app but arrive as an opaque code, /s7k2p9q/4821.
Nothing in that URL says which route it is, and nothing on the device can work
it out, so an app parsing the path itself does nothing and the link appears to
fail with no error and no screen.
resolve asks Tolinku, which answers with the route, the token and the
canonical path. A readable URL comes back unchanged, so you can resolve
everything rather than guessing which kind you have. It never throws: a link it
cannot resolve is one to fall back to your own handling for.
final link = await Tolinku.instance.links.resolve(url);
if (link != null) {
// link.deepLinkPath -> "/order/4821/receipt"
// link.token -> "4821"
// link.route.prefix -> "order/{token}/receipt"
route(link.deepLinkPath);
}// Full configuration
Tolinku.configure(
apiKey: 'tolk_pub_your_api_key', // Required. Your Tolinku publishable API key.
baseUrl: 'https://api.tolinku.com', // Optional. API base URL.
debug: false, // Optional. Enable debug logging.
);
// Set user identity at any time
Tolinku.instance.setUserId('user_123');
// Dispose the SDK when done
await Tolinku.instance.dispose();| Method | Description |
|---|---|
configure(apiKey:, baseUrl:, debug:) |
Initialize the SDK (static) |
instance |
Access the configured singleton (static) |
isConfigured |
Check if the SDK is initialized (static) |
setUserId(userId) |
Set or clear the current user ID |
track(eventType, properties:) |
Track a custom event |
flush() |
Flush queued analytics events |
parseDeepLink(uri) |
Parse a deep link URI (static) |
dispose() |
Release all resources |
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
create(userId:, metadata:, userName:) |
Create a new referral |
get(code) |
Get referral details by code |
complete(code:, referredUserId:, milestone:, referredUserName:) |
Mark a referral as converted |
milestone(code:, milestone:) |
Update a referral milestone |
claimReward(code:) |
Claim a referral reward |
leaderboard(limit:) |
Fetch the referral leaderboard |
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
viewItem(items:) |
Track a product view |
addToCart(items:) |
Track item added to cart |
removeFromCart(items:) |
Track item removed from cart |
addToWishlist(items:) |
Track item added to wishlist |
viewCart() |
Track cart view |
addPaymentInfo() |
Track payment info entered |
beginCheckout() |
Track checkout started |
purchase(transactionId:, revenue:, currency:, items:) |
Track a purchase |
refund(transactionId:, revenue:) |
Track a refund |
search(searchTerm:) |
Track a product search |
share(itemId:) |
Track a product share |
rate(itemId:, rating:, maxRating:) |
Track a product rating |
spendCredits(revenue:, currency:) |
Track loyalty credits spent |
flush() |
Send all queued ecommerce events |
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
claimDeferredLink(appspaceId:, ...signals, referrerProvider:, force:) |
Claim via the Play Install Referrer, falling back to device signals |
claimBySignals(appspaceId:, timezone:, language:, screenWidth:, screenHeight:, devicePixelRatio:, osVersion:) |
Claim a deferred link by device signals |
claimByToken(token:, appspaceId:) |
Claim a deferred link by token |
claim(token:, appspaceId:) |
Alias of claimByToken |
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
fetch(trigger:) |
Fetch messages with optional trigger filter |
renderToken(messageId) |
Get a render token for a message |
show(context, trigger:, onAction:, onDismiss:) |
Show the highest-priority message |
Full documentation is available at tolinku.com/docs.
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