DateRelay connects dated records in a Notion database with Google Calendar and keeps changes synchronized in both directions. It is intended for teams that organize projects or content in Notion but plan their time in a calendar, so scheduled work can appear beside meetings and other commitments without being copied manually between the two systems.
Recipe Clipper is a Notion integration that turns online recipe links into structured Notion pages. Users paste a recipe URL, and the tool extracts ingredients, steps, times, and tags into a typed Notion database page, discarding ads and unrelated text. Recipes land in a Cookbook database in the user's own workspace, where they can be filtered, sorted, and related to other Notion content. The first 10 recipes are free, with unlimited clipping at $12 per year.
Graphify is a Notion integration that turns a Notion workspace into an interactive knowledge graph. Users connect their Notion workspace, select the pages they want to visualize, and see their notes displayed as a connected graph map. The graph can be interacted with by clicking, dragging, hovering to highlight links between items, and zooming in, and it includes search and customization options.
incident.io is a software reliability platform that integrates with Notion. It combines on-call alerting and scheduling, agentic root cause analysis, incident response, and status pages in one place. Alerts are routed automatically to the right person, and when an incident is declared, an agent scans signals to deliver a root cause. Its Nexus model is built from a team's incidents, systems, and knowledge.
ChartBrick is a tool that creates charts and dashboards from data in Notion, Airtable, Google Sheets, Excel, CSV, JSON, MySQL and other sources. Users connect a data source, generate charts (with over 20 chart types such as bar, line, pie and scatter), then share them via a link or an embed code snippet that stays live and auto-updates inside Notion or on a website. A free plan is available.