You can't directly create a link that opens an app on an iPhone. However, you can use a Universal Link to open a specific part of an app.
Here's how it works:
- Create a Universal Link: This is a standard web URL that your app can handle. You'll need to configure this in your app's code and register it with Apple.
- Share the Universal Link: Once you have a Universal Link, you can share it with users. They can then click on the link, and their iPhone will automatically open the app if it's installed. If the app isn't installed, the link will open in a web browser.
Here are some examples of how Universal Links can be used:
- Sharing a specific product in your app: You can create a Universal Link that opens your app and displays the product details.
- Directly accessing a feature: You can create a Universal Link that opens a specific feature or screen in your app.
- Promoting a specific campaign: You can create a Universal Link that opens your app and displays a promotional banner or message.
Note: Universal Links require some technical setup, so it's best to consult the Apple documentation for detailed instructions.