How to use the Stickylink planner

The Stickylink planner is built for people who want one place for tasks, habits, meals, symptoms, calendar, journal entries, and the occasional life suggestion. It is a single dashboard with tabs, not a folder of separate apps.

Start on Today. The Today tab shows the current date, any weather note, your tasks for the day, habits due, and a few life suggestions. Think of it as the daily briefing. You can add a task from here, mark habits complete, or jump to a deeper tab.

Tasks is where the work lives. Add tasks with a due date, assign them to a planner project if you want, and set a priority. Completed tasks stay visible until you clear them, so you can see what you actually did this week.

Habits tracks repeating goals. Set a habit to repeat daily or on specific days of the week. Each day you check it off, the streak grows. Missing a day breaks the streak, which is the whole point of a streak.

Meals is a meal planner and grocery list in one. Add recipes manually, import them from a website or PDF, or just type a meal name. When you plan meals, the grocery list can auto-fill from the ingredients. You can still add manual items, and checked items stay checked.

Symptoms and Tracking are for anything you want to watch over time. Symptoms can be logged with severity and notes. Tracking lets you define custom counters and thresholds, useful for quantities, moods, or anything numeric.

Calendar gives you the month view, Journal is for free-form daily notes, and Goals is for longer-term targets you want to keep in sight.

The planner is a one-time purchase. Once you have it, every tab is included. If you do not have it yet, the dashboard will show you a preview and a way to upgrade.