Deeplink tester vs TestDock

"DeepLink Tester OpenURL is a powerful tool for developers and testers to streamline deep link testing. Open URLs in your preferred browser, save tested links locally for quick reference, and share them effortlessly using QR codes. Designed with simplicity and efficiency in mind, this app ensures your deep links perform flawlessly. Perfect for managing, testing, and verifying deep links across platforms, DeepLink Tester OpenURL is your go-to solution for enhanced productivity. Download now to experience seamless deep link testing!"

TestDock is the on-device test console for your mobile app. Keep your app's deep links, test scenarios, share inputs, and push payloads in one place and run them on the phone in your hand. OPEN ANY LINK INSTANTLY • Paste or type a URL and open it in your app; recent links stay one tap away. • Paste a copied link in one tap, or paste a list to save every link at once. • Share links into TestDock from Slack, Mail, or your browser. • Save link templates with {{variables}} and defaults, then fill in values as you open them. Favorites are on your home-screen shortcuts. REPEATABLE TEST SCENARIOS • Step-by-step manual tests with pass, fail, and skip, notes, and screenshots. • Test links for tickets open TestDock and start the right scenario with values from the ticket already filled in. • Share results as Markdown, PDF, JSON, or text. PRO TOOLS (one-time purchase) • Unlimited app profiles and scenarios. • Push testing through Expo Push, APNs, and FCM with payload checks. • Share-sheet input testing with saved text, URLs, and files. • Universal link and App Link association checks, and links created straight from your apple-app-site-association file. • Import and export profiles and scenarios for your team. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, ads, analytics, or cloud. Everything stays on your device; credentials and push tokens live in the system's secure storage. The free version includes one app profile, full deep-link testing, and one scenario. TestDock reports whether the operating system accepted a link-open request and whether a push provider accepted a payload. It does not claim that a target app handled the link or received the notification.