Notion Integration
Alexander K Koo
I upvoted a recent ChatGPT integration suggestion, but with Notion AI, being able to to sync certain collections with notion databases, and have Notion AI summarize would be a cool workflow
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Darren LI
Maybe, not only bookmarks, but also synchronize the whole text as well is super helpful
Riccardo
Darren LI: highlights too
Denis Golinzovsky
yep, good idea.
David Dias
That would be a really good new feature! Now that the Notion API is pretty stable (still in Beta but is working pretty well), it would be the right time to integrate both APIs.
philoup
Oh yes, please! that would be super helpful. My use case would be to add new bookmarks with the power of raindrop and tag with my needs then display all relevant bookmarks with some specific tags on a certain notion page to work with it. That would be super handy for any kind of research and also to link your bookmarks to all your work in Notion.
B3ast0
Why is this important and how do you utilize this feature, not challenging it but trying to understand and learn different uses / techniques etc. why Notion versus another note app?
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Rachel Wolk
B3ast0: Notion is a really easy and adaptable user. it is so much more than a notes app! i basically put my whole life on there
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Tobias Lee
B3ast0: Each tool does its respective job brilliantly so it'd be nice to pull them together. Id love to be able to add a section to a Notion page that displays related bookmarks from Raindrop according to tag or collection, for example; my 'Holidays' Notion entry could include a view of my bookmarks tagged 'Travel'.
I can roughly accomplish this at the moment by embedding a public Raindrop page but it's clunky and limited. Proper syncing of database properties would be magical, ideally I'd be able to have Raindrop create a database in Notion that it updates with entries as I add them, pulling in tags and collections as properties, alongside the title, image and URL to display in native Notion fashion.
Matter (getmatter.app) has a nice Notion integration that shows the principle in action, albeit one-way import only.