Direct answer
How does TestDock test mobile deep links?
TestDock keeps reusable deep links inside the profile for the app that owns them. Custom schemes and web links can use saved parameters, defaults, tags, favorites, and open history, then launch through the operating system on the real device.
Best for
Where this workflow fits.
- Custom URL schemes with repeated parameters
- Universal links and Android app links that should open installed content
- Debugging routes without rebuilding each URL by hand
Profiles and logs stay on the device, provider credentials use platform secure storage, and exports omit secrets.
Relevant capabilities
What TestDock brings to the job.
Practical workflow
From setup to a reviewed result.
Create an app profile
Record the app name, current-platform identifier, URL schemes, and verified-link settings that define the installed target.
Save reusable tests
Add deep links, share fixtures, push setups, notification templates, and manual scenarios to that app profile.
Exercise the installed app
Open links or share sheets through the operating system, send a validated provider push, and run observable scenario steps on the device.
Keep useful evidence
Review redacted logs and share completed scenario results or a non-secret profile package when another device needs the same setup.
Useful in practice
Related searches
One workflow, several common names.
This page focuses on deep-link tester. People also describe the same or closely related job as mobile deep link testing, iOS deep link tester, Android deep link tester, custom URL scheme tester.
Direct answers
Questions about deep-link tester.
How does TestDock test mobile deep links?
TestDock keeps reusable deep links inside the profile for the app that owns them. Custom schemes and web links can use saved parameters, defaults, tags, favorites, and open history, then launch through the operating system on the real device.
Does TestDock switch the environment of the app under test?
No. An external app controls its own configuration. TestDock models the app identity and stores the links, push setups, payloads, and scenarios you can actually exercise from the device.
Does TestDock require an account or backend?
No. It has no TestDock account, synchronization service, analytics, advertising, or collaboration backend.
Go deeper
Save reusable custom schemes and web links, resolve their parameters, open them on device, and inspect association files.
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