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Creating an Appspace

An Appspace is the core organizational unit in Tolinku. It represents one app and contains all of that app’s routes, analytics, domains, banners, team settings, and configuration. Every account starts with one Appspace, and you can add more at any time.

  1. Go to app.tolinku.com/auth/signup and create your account with an email and password.

  2. After signing up, you will be taken directly to the onboarding screen to create your first Appspace.

New Appspace onboarding form with fields for Appspace name and primary platform

The onboarding form asks for two things:

  • Appspace Name: The name of your app (e.g. “FoodDash”, “TravelBuddy”). This is used as a label throughout the dashboard and can be changed later in settings.
  • Primary Platform: Choose between iOS & Android, iOS only, or Android only. This determines which platform configuration sections appear in your settings. You can always add the other platform later.

Click Create Appspace and you will land on your new dashboard, ready to configure your app.

If you manage multiple apps, you can create additional Appspaces from the sidebar:

  1. Click the Appspace switcher at the top of the sidebar (it shows your current Appspace name).

  2. Click + New Appspace at the bottom of the dropdown.

  3. Fill in the name and platform, then click Create Appspace.

Each Appspace is completely isolated. Routes, analytics, banners, team members, and domains are all scoped to the individual Appspace. This makes it safe to manage multiple apps (or multiple clients) from a single account.

PlanAppspacesRoutesClicks/month
Free151,200
Standard ($39/appspace/mo)UnlimitedUnlimited50,000
Growth ($79/appspace/mo)UnlimitedUnlimited250,000
Scale ($149/appspace/mo)UnlimitedUnlimited500,000

Each paid Appspace is billed individually. For example, if you have 3 Appspaces on the Standard plan, your monthly bill is $117.

After creating your Appspace, you should:

  1. Configure your app settings (name, logo, fallback URL)
  2. Set up iOS and/or Android deep linking
  3. Add a domain for your links
  4. Create your first route