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# Deep Linking

### Step 1: Android & iOS Deep Linking

For comprehensive instructions and code samples, we recommend consulting the native side deep link documentation for both [**Android**](/netmera-developer-guide/platforms/android/deep-linking.md) and [**iOS**](/netmera-developer-guide/platforms/ios/former-ios-objective-c/deep-linking.md). This will give you a solid understanding of how to define and manage deep links in your mobile application. By referring to these resources, complete the deep link setup across both platforms.

### Step 2: Flutter Deep Linking

Once deep links are configured on the native sides, it's time to integrate deep link handling in your **Flutter** app. 

{% embed url="<https://docs.flutter.dev/ui/navigation/deep-linking>" %}
Deeplinking in Flutter
{% endembed %}

You can use one of the following packages for deep link management in Flutter: `app_links` / `go_router`

{% embed url="<https://pub.dev/packages/app_links>" %}
app\_links
{% endembed %}

{% embed url="<https://pub.dev/packages/go_router>" %}
go\_router
{% endembed %}


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