Notion (the basic version which is free, with more features for people with with a .edu e-mail address) can be used for applications such as project tracking, note taking, ...

Notion offers a far more extensive range of pre-built templates to help teams get started. This includes templates for project roadmaps and checklists, in addition to basic note taking.

Notion is a fairly complicated platform to get to grips with. There’s a lot of unpack, learn, and process before you find your feet. If you’re thinking about using Notion, check out our detailed guide ...

Let’s start with some of the basic Notion hacks I wish I knew earlier. While you can insert page links in normal blocks, there is a way to add the same to your headings and titles as well.

At its most basic, Notion Mail is a Gmail wrapper with a web-based interface that’s currently only available for Google’s email services (more on that anon).

The feature set here is still a bit basic, but the Notion team is only getting started. Unlike Calendly, you can’t set up recurring schedules, for example, but I haven’t found that to be an issue.

These Notion Sites can now also easily be published under custom domains and, for better visibility and analytics, there are also basic SEO features (mostly title and description) as well as a ...