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Open the app, go to Settings › Deeplink Checker Pro › Restore Purchases. You must be signed in with the same Apple Account that made the purchase. If Pro was bought moments ago, give it a minute and try again.

Subscriptions are managed by Apple, not by the app. Open the iOS Settings app › your name › Subscriptions › Deeplink Checker, then pick another plan or cancel. Cancelling stops the next renewal; Pro stays active until the end of the period you already paid for. Apple's guide: support.apple.com/HT202039.

Refunds for App Store purchases are decided by Apple. Request one at reportaproblem.apple.com. I cannot issue refunds myself, but email me if something went wrong so I can fix the cause.

Where a plan offers a free trial, it becomes a paid subscription unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the trial ends. The trial length and price are shown on the purchase screen before you confirm.

No. Lifetime is a one-time purchase with no renewal. It unlocks Pro for as long as the app is offered on the App Store and supported on your device.

No. Nothing you saved is ever deleted because of a subscription. Pro features lock again, and everything unlocks in place if you subscribe again.

1. Both devices must be signed in to the same Apple Account, with iCloud Drive on.
2. In the iOS Settings app › your name › iCloud › Saved to iCloud, make sure Deeplink Checker is allowed.
3. Open the app on both devices and wait a minute. Sync runs in the background and can take a little while after a fresh install or a large change.
4. Settings › iCloud inside the app shows the current sync status. Tap it to re-check.

Delete items inside the app; deletions sync to your other devices. To remove everything, delete the app from every device and remove its iCloud data in the iOS Settings app › your name › iCloud › Manage Account Storage › Deeplink Checker. Nothing is stored on a server of mine. See the Privacy Policy.

iOS decides that from the apple-app-site-association file it downloaded for your domain, not from the file your server serves right now. Common causes: the file is not served correctly, no rule matches the path, the Team ID or Bundle ID does not match the build, or the device still holds an old copy. Run the AASA checker on the domain, or use the Link Troubleshooter for a step-by-step diagnosis.

A verdict describes one device, one iOS version, one network and the state of Apple's CDN cache at that moment. Different devices can hold different cached copies of your AASA file, or a different build of your app. Compare the device and version footer on the two report cards first.

• Opened in app: iOS handed the link to an app that claimed it. For a universal link that means an app opened it, which is not necessarily the right app or the right screen. That is why a guided run lets you record whether it landed correctly.
• Fell through to Safari: no app claimed the universal link, so it opened as a web page.
• Nothing claimed it: no installed app handles the custom scheme, or the URL is invalid.