Web Search
Learn how to use Notis web search capabilities to browse the internet and get organized, summarized results directly in your Notion workspace.
Getting Started
Simply ask Notis to perform a web search on the topic of your choice.
Can you perform a web search for the ISBN of "The lean Startup"
What is Web Search?
The standard web search functionality allows Notis to browse the internet for information related to your query. It functions similarly to traditional search engines but returns organized, summarized results directly in your Notion workspace.
Example Uses
Here are some practical ways to use Notis web search:
- Quick fact-checking and information lookup
- Finding specific details like ISBNs, dates, or specifications
- Product comparisons and reviews
- Gathering information for content creation
- Industry news and updates
Webpage Content Extraction
Beyond searching the web, Notis can also extract and save content from specific web pages directly into your Notion workspace.
How to Extract Webpage Content
- Ask directly: Simply type a command like "Gather content from [URL]" or "Extract information from [webpage]" in the chat.
- Provide the URL: Make sure to include the complete URL of the webpage you want Notis to analyze.
- Specify what you need: For better results, be specific about what content you want extracted (e.g., "Extract the main article from [URL]" or "Get the product descriptions from [URL]").
Limitations
- Does not work for websites behind a paywall or where you have to be logged in.
Example Commands
"Extract the main article content from [example.com]"
"Gather the product specifications from [example.com]"
"Summarize the key points from [example.com]"
"Get the recipe instructions from example.com and format as a numbered list"
Combine this with other tools for some super cool use cases such as creating an audio summary of an article you shared.