
Connect Sticklight to the Tools You Already Work in
Build on the tools you already use.
Most things you build start life as a mockup. Placeholder text, made-up numbers, a layout that looks right but isn’t wired to anything real. Connectors change that. Link the tools you already work in, and the apps you build in Sticklight run on your real content and real data, live.
You connect a tool once. After that, what lives in it shows up in what you build.
What a connector is
A connector is a live link between Sticklight and a tool you already use. Connect it once, and your content, your lists, your tickets, whatever lives in that tool flows straight into the app you’re building. Not a screenshot. Not an export you have to refresh by hand. The real thing, kept up to date.
The connectors you can use today
They group into four kinds, by the part of your work they plug into.
Content management: Notion, WordPress, Airtable. Pull your content, database rows, or posts straight into a Sticklight app. What lives in your tools shows up live in what you build.
Team communication: Slack, Discord, Intercom. Send notifications, trigger updates, or surface data across the places your team already talks, without copying and pasting anything by hand.
Product development: Linear, Sentry. Build internal tools that speak your product’s language. Tickets, issues, and error data can live inside the apps you make.
Growth and marketing: Mailchimp, LinkedIn, Calendly. Connect your growth tools to your custom apps. Build lead dashboards, booking portals, or campaign trackers on top of the data already sitting in your marketing stack.
Connect once, and stay in control
Every connection runs through a secure, managed sign-in, so it’s ready for real work the moment you connect. Your content stays where it lives, managed in the tool you already use. The app you build reads that data, and writes back only what you tell it to.
Connecting is free. You only spend credits when you build.
Start with one
You don’t need a big plan to begin. Pick one tool you open too many times a day, connect it, and build the view you always wished it had. A client dashboard. A booking portal. A campaign tracker. That first app running on your real data tends to make the next idea obvious.
FAQ
Do I need to know how to code? No. You describe what you want in plain language and Sticklight builds it. If you do write code, the files are right there to open and edit.
Does connecting a tool cost anything? Connecting is free. You only spend credits when you build something.
Will this change anything in my connected accounts? Your content stays