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Supported Apps: Instagram, TikTok, Spotify, YouTube, WhatsApp & More

Written by Bouncy Admin
Updated over 2 months ago

Bouncy supports deep linking into 8 popular apps, each with specific content type templates.

Supported Apps Overview

App

Category

Templates Available

Instagram

Social Media

User Profile, Post/Reel

TikTok

Social Media

User Profile, Video

Spotify

Media

Track, Artist, Playlist, Album

YouTube

Media

Video, Channel, User Handle

WhatsApp

Messaging

Send Message

Twitter/X

Social Media

User Profile, Tweet/Post

Snapchat

Social Media

Add Friend

LinkedIn

Professional

User Profile, Company Page

Parameter Requirements

Instagram

  • User Profile: Username (1–30 chars, letters/numbers/dots/underscores, no @)

  • Post/Reel: Shortcode (11 chars, e.g., CXxyz1234AB), optional Media ID

TikTok

  • User Profile: Username (2–24 chars), optional User ID

  • Video: Username + Video ID (exactly 19 digits)

Spotify

  • Track: Track ID (exactly 22 alphanumeric chars)

  • Artist: Artist ID (22 chars)

  • Playlist: Playlist ID (22 chars)

  • Album: Album ID (22 chars)

YouTube

  • Video: Video ID (11 chars, e.g., dQw4w9WgXcQ)

  • Channel: Channel ID (24 chars, must start with UC)

  • User Handle: Username (3–30 chars, no @)

WhatsApp

  • Send Message: Phone number (10–15 digits, international format without +, e.g., 447123456789), optional message text

Twitter/X

  • User Profile: Username (1–15 chars, letters/numbers/underscores)

  • Tweet/Post: Username + Tweet ID (15–20 digits)

Snapchat

  • Add Friend: Username (3–15 chars, letters/numbers/dots/hyphens)

LinkedIn

  • User Profile: Username (3–100 chars), optional Profile ID

  • Company Page: Company username (1–100 chars), optional Company ID

Where to Find IDs

Each parameter field includes help text explaining where to find the identifier. For example:

  • YouTube Video ID: Found in the URL after v= or in youtu.be/VIDEO_ID

  • YouTube Channel ID: Starts with UC, found in the channel URL

  • Twitter Tweet ID: Found in the tweet URL after /status/

  • LinkedIn Username: Found in the URL after /in/

  • Spotify IDs: Found in the share URL (the 22-character string after /track/, /artist/, etc.)

Custom App Links

If the app you want to link to isn't in the registry, you can create a custom app link by providing your own URI scheme and parameters. This gives you the flexibility to deep link into any app that supports URI schemes.

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