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Built-in app routes

When Prefer native apps is on, Bouncer sends these links to these apps. The app must be installed. If it is not, the link goes to a browser.

AppWhich links open in it
ZoomOnly meeting links on zoom.us and its subdomains: join, start, webinar, and personal room links. Links on the support, marketplace, developers, devforum, explore, events, blog, and app subdomains stay in the browser.
Microsoft TeamsOnly meeting and team links on teams.microsoft.com and teams.live.com.
FigmaOnly file, design, prototype, board, slides, deck, and make links on figma.com.
LoomOnly shared video links on loom.com.
MiroOnly board links on miro.com.
DiscordOnly channel, invite, event, user, and app links on discord.com. Every discord.gg link.
SlackEvery app.slack.com link. The app redirect link on slack.com. On a workspace’s own slack.com subdomain, only channel, member, and file links. The api subdomain stays in the browser.
SpotifyEvery open.spotify.com link.
TelegramEvery t.me, telegram.me, and web.telegram.org link.
WhatsAppEvery web.whatsapp.com, wa.me, and chat.whatsapp.com link.
LinearEverything on linear.app except the marketing and sign-in pages, and the home page.
NotionEverything on notion.so except the marketing and sign-in pages, and the home page.

For every app that uses a list of link kinds, and for Linear and Notion, these paths stay in the browser:

  • login
  • signup
  • signin
  • oauth
  • sso

Domains where every link goes to the app, such as discord.gg and open.spotify.com, do not use this check.

Bouncer checks that the app is installed before it uses a route. If the app is missing, the route is skipped. The link then goes where your rules or the fallback browser send it. Bouncer does not show a message about the missing app.