Create one deep link (short link) in the workspace of STRAIT_SECRET_KEY. Returns the link with its shortUrl (https://.strait.link/) to share. The link opens the app when installed (App Links / Universal Links), otherwise the store or website, and keeps the destination through an install. For more than a few links use batch_create_links.

Create up to 500 links in one call (imports, migrations, campaigns). Each item is checked like create_link and gets its own result; a slug that already exists is a per-item 409, so re-running an import is safe. Read results[i].ok.

Get one active link by slug: destination, fallbacks, tags, expiry and its shortUrl.

List links, newest first, one page at a time. Pass nextCursor back as cursor until it is null. status: active (default) or paused (turned off, and can be turned back on with update_link isActive: true; links disabled for abuse are not listed).

Change a link: its destination, title, tags or expiry, or turn it off or back on with isActive. People who tap the link afterwards get the change, so this needs confirm: true. Without it nothing changes: you get a preview of the current and proposed values to show the user first. null clears expiresAt / expiredAction / expiredUrl. isActive is sent on its own: false pauses the link (taps get the "link not found" page), true turns a paused link back on (taps follow within about 30 seconds). A link disabled for breaking the acceptable use policy cannot be turned back on, and if another active link now uses the slug, pause or rename that one first.

Taps, app opens, installs, conversions and revenue for the workspace (or one link) over a date range, optionally grouped by day, channel (whatsapp, instagram, gmail, direct…), link or platform. Same definitions as the dashboard; days are UTC; at most 92 days per call (default: the last 30 days).

Check a domain's App Links (Android, /.well-known/assetlinks.json) and Universal Links (iPhone, apple-app-site-association) files: each finding has a severity (ok / warn / error) and a fix. Use it when links open the browser instead of the app. It checks the files the domain serves, not how one particular phone behaves. No key needed.

Dry-run one tap on a link from one kind of device or app and see exactly what Strait would do (redirect, in-app-browser escape page, store, preview card) and why. Nothing is recorded or billed. ua is a preset or a raw User-Agent string.

Explain where taps on a link go. With slug or url: walks the link through the common channels (Android Chrome, WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook in-app browsers, iPhone Safari and Instagram, iPad, computer, preview bot) and returns one row per channel with the decision, where the tap is sent and the reason. A simulation: nothing is recorded. With token: reads a Live Tap Trace from the straitlink.in demo (the st value of a demo.strait.link/try link), i.e. what happened to a real tap.

Read-only. Who this secret key is: the workspace name, its link domain (the host every shortUrl uses, e.g. hilltop.strait.link or a verified custom domain), custom domains, the plan, and what the key may do (full, links or read). Call it first when you need the link domain (for check_app_links) or to know whether the key can write.

Read-only. This calendar month's usage (UTC) against the workspace's plan: billed taps used and included, new links created and included (null = no limit), level (ok, warn from 80 % of included taps, over from 100 %) and new_links_paused. Going over never stops a redirect; new_links_paused means create_link answers 402 until an upgrade or the month ends.

Read-only. The referral report (a preview): for each referral code in a date range, the taps that carried it and the referred installs, most conversions first. Days are UTC; at most 92 days per call (default: the last 30 days). If referrals are not switched on for the workspace yet, says so instead of failing.

Read-only. A webhook's delivery history, newest first (kept 30 days): each event sent, its status (pending = waiting for a retry, delivered, failed = gave up after 6 attempts), attempts, last HTTP status or error and the next retry time. A permanent error (e.g. unsafe_target) fails at once. Payloads are never returned. Without webhookId it lists the workspace's webhooks (id, receiver site, events, active) so you can pick one. Use it when a webhook seems to have stopped.

Write. Sends one test event (event: ping) to a webhook right now, even if it is paused, and returns whether the receiver accepted it, its HTTP status and the time taken (never its response body). The ping is not stored or retried and changes nothing in Strait. Get the id from list_webhook_deliveries without webhookId.

Write. Sends one past webhook delivery again, right away, to the webhook's current URL, with the same X-Strait-Delivery id (receivers that de-duplicate on it are safe); its retry schedule starts over. For failed deliveries. This re-sends a real event into the receiving system, so it needs confirm: true; without it nothing is sent. Refused (409) when already delivered or being sent right now. A paused webhook must be turned back on first (Dashboard → Settings → Webhooks), otherwise the redelivery fails at once.

Write. Turns a link off: afterwards every tap on it gets the "link not found" page instead of the app, store or website. Its history stays in analytics, and it can be turned back on with update_link with isActive: true. This needs confirm: true; without it nothing changes and you get a preview of the link to show the user first.

Write. Pauses a link: until it is resumed, every tap gets the "link not found" page instead of the app, store or website. Its history stays in analytics. Needs confirm: true; without it nothing changes and you get a preview of the link to show the user. Undo with resume_link.

Write. Turns a paused link back on: taps follow it again within about 30 seconds. Needs confirm: true; without it nothing changes and you get a preview (it looks the link up among paused links). A link disabled for breaking the acceptable use policy cannot be resumed, and if another active link now uses the slug, pause or rename that one first. list_links with status: paused lists paused links.

Read-only. Finds links by text across slug, title, destination (longUrl), campaign and tags, or by an exact tag or campaign, including paused and inactive links (status: all). Use it for "which links point at /summer", "every link tagged diwali" or "links in the spring campaign". Reads the workspace's links export, so it needs an owner's or admin's secret key.

Read-only. A print-ready QR code for a link, in the workspace's QR style (Dashboard → Settings → QR codes); the options override it for this one code. Returns the image (PNG, or SVG markup) and the exact URL in the code. By default scans add utm_source=qr, so they show as the qr channel in analytics. Refused (400) if the colours have under 3:1 contrast.

Read-only. Compares two periods: taps, app opens, installs, conversions and revenue now against before, with the change and the percent change (null when before was 0). By default "before" is the period of the same length just before. With group (channel, platform or link) it compares each row too, biggest first. Use it for "how did this week do against last week" or "why did installs drop". Days are UTC; each period at most 92 days.

Read-only. The workspace's top links over a date range, ranked by taps, app opens, installs or conversions, with each link's share of the total. Use it for "which links brought the most installs this month". Days are UTC; at most 92 days (default: the last 30).

Read-only. Recent individual taps, newest first: when, which link, platform, channel, in-app browser, where Strait sent it (sent_to), and the app open and install it led to (opened_at, open_kind, installed_at, match_method). Default: the last hour. Use it to check that a test tap was recorded and what happened to it. Reads the taps export (an owner's or admin's key).

Read-only. Recent conversion and revenue events (from the SDKs' track calls or record_event), newest first: name, value, currency, platform, the link and tap they are attributed to, and that tap's channel and campaign. Default: the last 7 days. Use it to check that purchases or sign-ups arrive. Reads the events export (an owner's or admin's key).

Write. Records one conversion or revenue event from your server side (trusted: sentWith secret_key), the same as POST /v1/event. It counts in analytics and revenue and is sent to webhooks subscribed to app.event, so it needs confirm: true; without it nothing is recorded and you get a preview. clickId ties it to the tap it came from (apps get it from the SDK). eventId (e.g. your order id) makes retries safe: the same eventId is stored once. Apps should send events with the SDKs, not this tool.

Read-only. The workspace's custom link domains (e.g. links.hilltop.example) with each one's status (pending_dns until the DNS records are in place, then live; verified once ownership is proven) and the exact DNS records to add. Also says whether custom domains are switched on and allowed on this plan (Scale and Enterprise) and the limit. Use it for "is my domain set up yet".

Write. Adds a custom link domain (a subdomain you own, e.g. links.hilltop.example) and returns the DNS records to add at your DNS provider: a CNAME to Strait, a TXT record proving ownership and a TXT record for the HTTPS certificate. Scale and Enterprise only, at most 5 per workspace. Needs confirm: true; without it nothing changes and you get a preview (plan, limit, domains already added).

Write. Removes a custom link domain: links stop working on it at once (they keep working on the workspace's strait.link address). Afterwards delete its CNAME and TXT records at your DNS provider. Needs confirm: true; without it nothing changes and you get a preview.

Read-only. The workspace's webhooks: id, receiver site (the host only: receiver URLs often carry a secret), the events each one gets (link.clicked, app.opened, install.matched, app.event, referral.converted) and whether it is on. Never returns signing secrets. Use the id with list_webhook_deliveries or test_webhook. Webhooks are added in Dashboard → Settings → Webhooks.

Read-only. Checks any deep link, from any vendor (a Firebase Dynamic Link on page.link, Branch app.link, a Strait link, a plain URL): where it goes on Android, iPhone and computers, whether it still works, and what to fix. Use it before migrating links or when an old link stopped working. Only public https links. No key needed; a few checks a minute per network.

Search the Strait documentation (SDK setup for React Native / Expo, Flutter, Android, iOS, Unity, web and Node; App Links and Universal Links; deferred deep linking; analytics; REST API; webhooks; migrating from Firebase Dynamic Links or Branch; troubleshooting). Returns the closest-matching sections as Markdown with their URLs. Works offline.