Notis integrates seamlessly with iMessage, allowing you to interact with your Notion workspace through Apple’s native messaging platform. This integration enables you to access, create, and manage your Notion content directly from iMessage on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac.How to Connect
Head over to notis.ai and click on “Start for free”.
Select “iMessage”, enter your phone number and click “Signup”
Either scan the QR code or click the button “Continue now on iMessage” to open the iMessage conversation with Notis
You don’t need to create an account with Notis. Your Notis account is attached to the phone number that has been verified by iMessage so you don’t need to remember one more password.
Notis requires you to use your phone number (not your email address) to start conversations in iMessage. By default, iMessage may be set to start new conversations from your Apple ID email address.When adding your phone number in Channels, include the country code at the beginning—for example, +1 in the US and Canada.If you’re using an email address for iMessage conversations, you’ll need to switch to your phone number to use Notis:
Open Settings > Apps, then tap Messages
Tap Send & Receive
In the “Start New Conversations From” options, tap your phone number
If you have an existing conversation with Notis that was started with your email address, you’ll need to start a new conversation after switching to your phone number.
If you send messages to Notis via iMessage using an email address (rather than your phone number), Notis needs to recognize the sender. By default, Notis validates incoming messages against your primary registered email. However, you may send from an alias such as:
iMessage supports rich reactions and message effects, allowing Notis to provide clear status updates on your requests. We currently use emoji reactions to communicate:
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