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TL;DR
Learn how to use Apple’s App Clip feature to attract users to your app without requiring downloads. Discover practical examples and setup tips.
Chapters
- 0:00Introduction to App Clips01
- 0:05Benefits of App Clips02
- 0:10Example: Simsies Restaurant03
- 0:15Linking to Specific Content04
- 0:20Using Lens.app for Setup05
- 0:25Conclusion and Recommendations06
Transcript
You can get people to use your app without having to convince them to download it first. Apple has a feature called an App Clip, which lets you send a small working part of your app as a link to anybody. In fact, a restaurant site called Simsies uses this for their food orders, and the developer said that the App Clip feature has brought in over 60% of their users. You can make links open specific content, like a recipe or a workout, so your users can share exactly what they're using, and that same link opens up the full app for anybody
can share exactly what they're using, and that same link opens up the full app for anybody who already has it. Setting this up is a bit involved, so I recommend you use a platform like Lens.app with your AI to get all the App Store stuff set up.
Setting this up is a bit involved, so I recommend you use a platform like Lens.app with your AI to get all the App Store stuff set up.
AI to get all the App Store stuff set up.
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