TXT Install

TXT Install makes installing iPhone apps easy. Simply enter your phone number and receive a text-message with a link to your app.

App Developers can use our handy widget to make it easy to send install messages to their customers.

Simple and Easy for App Developers

Convert more sales from your website in 3 easy steps:

  1. Add Our Widget to Your Website
  2. Set Your App ID
  3. Get More App Sales

Convenient for Your Customers.

  • Customers Enter their Phone #
  • A Text-Message is Sent With a Bit.ly Link to Your App
  • Customers Tap the Link and the App Store Opens to Your App
  • Customer Buys Your App!

Try It Out

Get a Txt Message with a link to Airplane Quiz for iPhone right now!

Why Use TXT Install

It Works!

The traditional "Available on the App Store" badge looks pretty, but it doesn't help convert to many sales. Why? Because when the user clicks it from their desktop, they're either taken to a webpage or iTunes opens up. Then they have to purchase the app and then plugin their device and sync.

Holy smokes - that's a lot of steps!


It's FREE!

Yes, TXT Install is really Free! We make a little bit of money through affiliate commissions on app purchases.

TXT Install is Smooth

Users put in their phone # and receive a text message on their phone. Tap the link inside the text message, and, BOOM, the app store opens to your app, they buy, and you feed your family.

How to Use TXT Install

Install the Widget

Follow these simple steps:

1. Copy this code into your webapp
<script>
  var _txt_install_appID = "<your_app_id>";
  var _txt_install_appName = "<your_app_name>";
  var _txt_install_include_css = true;					
</script>					
<script id='txt_install_script' src='http://www.txtinstall.com/javascripts/widget.js' />
<div id='txt_install'></div>
2. Set the _txt_install_appID value to Your iPhone App ID and name your app.
Find Your App ID in iTunes Connect
3. Enjoy Higher Conversions from your website!

Technical Notes

The TXT Install Widget uses javascript and css to do it's thing. It loads jQuery to get it's ajax mojo, and a little CSS for some styling. It shouldn't conflict with your site, but it may. Let us know if it does.