Short version: everything on this site is free to use for any purpose, the code the tools generate is yours to ship without attribution, and the site is provided as-is with no warranty. There's nothing to sign, no account to make, no payment. By using the site you're accepting the terms below.
1. What this site is
Deep Link Tester is a collection of free, browser-based tools for mobile developers. It's a single-author hobby project, not a commercial product, not a service in any contractual sense. The tools are best-effort utilities, written in good faith and based on documented platform behavior, but they come with no service-level agreement and no commitment to keep any specific tool around.
2. Cost and registration
Everything is free. There's no paywall, no account to create, no premium tier, and no plan to add one. Tipping via Buy Me a Coffee is appreciated but entirely optional and has no effect on what you get access to; everyone gets the same site whether or not they tip.
3. How the tools work, and what that means for your data
Every tool on this site runs entirely in your browser. The input you paste into a tool (deep links, FCM payloads, manifest snippets, strings, anything) is processed locally by JavaScript running on your device. None of it is sent to any server operated by this site. The privacy policy goes into more detail, including the third-party services (Google Fonts, AdSense, jsDelivr CDN, Web3Forms contact form) that are involved when you load the pages themselves.
4. Output is provided as-is
The tools generate output (XML snippets, Kotlin code, command strings, JSON payloads, ZIP bundles, and so on) based on the inputs you provide and the patterns each tool understands. The output is best-effort and covers common cases well. It is not a substitute for understanding the underlying platform behavior or for verifying the result against official documentation before shipping to production. Android, iOS, and their associated platforms change over time; tools that were correct when written may drift out of date as platform behavior evolves.
Before relying on any generated output for production code, verify it manually. The site author isn't responsible for build failures, crashed apps, rejected store submissions, broken deep links, or any other consequences that arise from using generated output without review.
5. License for tool outputs
The code, snippets, configurations, and other text outputs produced by the tools on this site are released under Creative Commons Zero (CC0 1.0), effectively public domain. You can use them in any project, commercial or otherwise, with no attribution required, no licensing terms attached, and no obligation to credit this site. Paste them straight into your codebase; ship them in your app; modify them however you want. There's nothing to comply with.
This applies specifically to the output the tools generate from your input. It does not apply to the site itself; see the next section.
6. License for the site and its content
The site's design, layout, written articles, branding, and the source code of the tools themselves are © the site author, all rights reserved. You can use the site, link to it freely, and share links to specific tools. You can't redistribute the site, rehost it under a different domain, scrape its content for republication, or present it as your own work.
If the site's source code is published openly at some future point (for example, on GitHub), that publication will come with its own license at the time. Until then, no redistribution rights are granted.
7. No warranty, no liability
The site and the tools are provided "as is," without warranty of any kind, express or implied, including without limitation the implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, accuracy, or non-infringement. The site author will not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or other damages arising from your use of the site or the output the tools produce, even if the possibility of such damages has been advised.
In jurisdictions that don't permit the full exclusion of implied warranties or liability, the above limitations apply to the maximum extent permitted by local law.
8. Reasonable use
Use the site however it's useful to you. Don't try to disrupt it for other users: no automated scraping at high request rates, no attempts to overload the infrastructure, no reverse-engineering of the site to find a way to charge users on its behalf or wrap its tools inside another product without permission. None of this has happened in practice; this section exists so that if it ever does, the expectation is documented.
9. The site may change
Tools may be added, modified, or removed over time. URLs may change, although existing tool pages will redirect for at least 12 months if they're renamed. Article content may be revised for accuracy or clarity. These terms may also change; when they do, the date at the bottom of this page is updated. Continuing to use the site after a change constitutes acceptance of the revised terms; if you don't agree with a change, don't use the site.
10. Third-party services have their own terms
Several services contribute to making the site work: Google Fonts loads the
typefaces, jsDelivr serves some third-party libraries (JSZip on the icon badger,
material-color-utilities on the theme generator), Google AdSense serves
ads, Web3Forms relays the contact form, and Buy Me a Coffee handles tipping. Each
has its own terms of service and privacy policy. By using the site you're
effectively accepting those too, to the extent they govern the relevant interaction.
Links to their respective policies are in the privacy
policy.
11. Contact
For questions about these terms, licensing of output beyond what's described here, or anything else, use the contact form.
Last updated: 13 May 2026