You can use Notion’s powerful API to connect to thousands of other apps and tools.
Here you’ll find free, high-quality guides for no-code Notion automations and for working directly with the Notion API.
Automate Notion with No-Code Tools
You can easily connect your Notion workspace to thousands of other apps using no-code automation builders like Make.com, Pipedream, Zapier, and more.
With these tools, it’s possible do some amazing things – like automating your recurring tasks, importing YouTube video stats into Notion, and more.
Notion doesn’t yet have a built-in recurring tasks feature – but that doesn’t stop us from building it ourselves!
In this no-code tutorial, you’ll learn how to build a robust system that adds automated recurring tasks to Notion.
I manage my entire YouTube business in Notion (using my Creator’s Companion template).
In this no-code tutorial, I’ll show you how I automatically pull updated view counts from YouTube into Notion.
My favorite no-code automation builder that can create workflows between hundreds of apps.
Has a bit of a learning curve, but it significantly more powerful (and cheaper) than Zapier. Has a great free tier too.
Pipedream lets you easily connect apps and build workflows, just like Make.
However, it also gives you a code window in each step, allowing you to write JavaScript or Python code in your automations.
Pipedream is my automation platform of choice, and the free plan will fit the needs of almost anyone. However, it does often require some coding knowledge.
In this massive (and free) tutorial, you’ll learn how to work directly with the Notion API using JavaScript. We’ll build a fun example project, and I’ll guide you every single step.
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