August 28, 2026 · 3 min read
Put planner deep links on your stickers
Stick a task list, habit tracker, or meal plan where you will actually see it.
A planner only works if you open it. Stickylink lets you put a direct link to a planner tab on a sticker, so the thing you need is exactly where your eyes already go.
In the link editor, choose Planner as the category. A dropdown appears with tabs: Today, Tasks, Calendar, Habits, Symptoms, Tracking, Meals, Recipes, Journal, and Goals. Pick the one that matches the sticker's purpose.
A sticker on your desk might point to Tasks. A sticker on your fridge might point to Meals or the grocery list. A sticker by your bed might point to Journal or Habits. The URL is filled in automatically.
If you do not have the planner yet, the editor shows a button to visit the planner checkout page instead of letting you save a broken link. Once you purchase, those same stickers start working immediately.
Because planner links are deep links, they open the right tab directly. There is no hunting through menus. One scan puts you exactly where you intended to be.
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