One link for every app you ship

Apps deserve screenshots, not buttons

An app is visual. A row of identical buttons saying "My App" and "My Other App" tells people nothing. On makerhandle each app gets a card with its icon, a one-line description, tags like iOS, macOS or Android, and a screenshot.

The Showcase template leads every card with a big screenshot, and Spotlight puts your newest app front and center like a launch page, with the rest below. Link each card straight to the App Store or Google Play listing, or to your app's website. If you leave the logo empty, we fetch the site's icon for you.

Show which apps are live

App developers accumulate a catalog: the hit, the experiment, the one Apple rejected twice, the one you sold. Give each a status: Active, Building, Acquired, On hold or Discontinued.

A TestFlight beta can be marked Building with a link to the public TestFlight invite. An app you pulled from the store can stay on the page as Discontinued, which keeps your track record honest without sending anyone to a dead listing.

Which app gets the taps?

Built-in analytics show visitors, sources, countries, devices and clicks per app. You can see whether people from X tap your productivity app while people from Reddit tap the game, and whether your audience is mostly on iPhone.

Tag the link in each bio with UTM parameters and campaigns show up too. No cookies, no stored IP addresses, nothing to install. See analytics and UTM tracking for link in bio.

About revenue

App Store and Google Play revenue cannot be verified on makerhandle today. If your app also sells through Stripe, for example a web subscription, connect a read-only Stripe key and that revenue shows with a check mark. Otherwise you can type a monthly figure in yourself, shown without the check, or leave revenue off entirely.

Free covers five apps. Pro is $20 a year for unlimited apps, all seven templates and a custom domain like apps.yourstudio.com. See pricing.