URLgenius says its app links now work with Claude and ChatGPT for holiday campaigns, which could keep shoppers from dropping off on the way to an app.
URLgenius announced on Nov. 10, 2026 that it is bringing app links to Claude and ChatGPT, just as holiday ad campaigns get going. The announcement also touches on new trends among online creators.
An app link is a web link that opens a specific app, not just a web page. Think of tapping a link to a product and landing right on that product inside a shopping app, instead of a general website. URLgenius is the company behind the announcement. Claude and ChatGPT are the two AI assistants named in it.
If you sell online, links that open your app directly could mean fewer lost customers this holiday season. Every extra step between a tap and a purchase is a chance for a shopper to give up. Sending people straight to the right place in an app can cut down on those steps.
The full article was not available, so key details are unclear. The material does not say how the Claude and ChatGPT support works, what it costs, or who can use it. It also does not say which creator trends are covered, or whether any results have been measured.
App links that open your app directly may help holiday sales, but wait for details from URLgenius on how the Claude and ChatGPT support works.
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