In the span of one year, Notion grew its userbase 5x, to the 20 million plus people using it worldwide in 2021.įunctioning as an all-in-one workspace for both individuals and teams – Notion users quickly come to rely on this digital hub for all of their notes, task lists, product roadmaps, a design repository, and literally anything else they need to stay on top of.

Notion is a powerful, database driven, note-taking software with advanced project management capabilities to help organize and manage all the chaos that goes into a highly productive teamFounded back in 2013, the app went viral on TikTok during the start of the pandemic as users – especially their GenZ ‘studytok’ fanbase – showcased how Notion helps them stay organized and on track with their goals. In this post, we show you how to integrate Notion with Reclaim.ai via Zapier to help you auto-schedule time for your tasks straight to Google Calendar. The answer is a free productivity app called Reclaim.ai. And if you’re one of the millions of professionals manually managing your time through Google Calendar, you’re probably wondering how you can connect your Notion workspace right to your calendar to close the gap between your availability and to-dos. Notion in particular has taken the world by storm with its amazing workspace to create and organize all of your work in one place. Whether you’re working from home, in a hybrid work model, or full time in the office, you’re likely already using an assortment of apps to stay organized and productive across your tasks and projects. Professionals are so busy only 53.5% of planned tasks get completed every week. Here's my update function, keep in mind that this is a function inside a module I made: my.A neverending to-do list and a busy calendar are two things professionals can always count on juggling throughout the workweek. I don't even have a body property in my database. should be defined, instead was undefined. Fix one: should be defined, instead was undefined. I'm encountering a problem with the () function: every time I modify a task, it returns this error:īody failed validation. The main idea is that every time I do something with a task on Todoist, the changes are reflected on Notion. I recently made an integration between Todoist and Notion.

Todoist and notion integration