Supported routes only
Route availability can change by app version. LinkRouter does not publish an unverified supported-app count or treat research candidates as production support.
On-device Safari link routing
Your links.
Your choice.
Choose where supported Safari links open on your iPhone or iPad. LinkRouter matches only the routes you enable and leaves the page usable when a link is not recognized.
- No account
- No analytics
- No ads
- No subscription
Safari linkCurrent page address
Matched locally
Your chosen appOnly for an enabled route
No confident match? Stay in Safari.
How it works
Set a route once. Browse normally.
Safari remains in control of extension and website permissions. LinkRouter acts only when the installed version contains a supported rule, you enable that route, and the current link type matches.
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Enable in Safari
Turn on the LinkRouter extension and allow access to the websites you want it to handle.
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Choose a route
Select a destination and enable a supported route. You can change or disable it at any time.
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Keep browsing
Matching happens on your device. Unsupported, ambiguous, malformed, or failed links remain usable in Safari.
Private by design
The route stays on your device.
LinkRouter does not upload page addresses, domains, browsing history, route settings, or installed-app information to the developer. It has no developer-operated backend, advertising SDK, or analytics SDK.
The app stores only route configuration, revision metadata, short-lived on-page loop protection, and the minimum verified LinkRouter Unlimited status required for app functionality.
See exactly what is storedClear boundaries
Reliable over impressive-sounding.
One route free
Keep one route active with unlimited use. LinkRouter Unlimited enables additional active routes with a one-time App Store purchase.
Independent utility
LinkRouter is not affiliated with Apple or with any destination app, service, or website. Their availability and link behavior remain outside LinkRouter’s control.
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