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I have an Android app published in the Play Store. I want to use the Firebase invites, but it seems that I need dynamic links and I don't have a website to create one.

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You don't need a website to create dynamic links, you merely need to enable "Dynamic Links" (and accept the terms of service) in the API console so that Firebase Invites can leverage that API to create its own dynamic links on your behalf.

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Are you sure? But what links do I provide to the API?
If you're talking about the deepLink parameter, you'll want to read about Deep Linking in Android
I'm not talking about that. I want the user to send a Firebase invite to their friends, and that firebase invite must contain a Firebase dynamic link, doesn't it?
The generated Invite is itself a Dynamic Link that either opens your app or navigates to the Play store. From the docs: "Invitations are sent by email or SMS ... and contain a Dynamic Link to your app."
Oh. Thank you. I got it now.
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