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Use a Notion Notes database as the home for everything you capture by voice, so Notis can turn your stream of consciousness into organized pages you can find again.

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What this setup does

Notis reads and writes your Notion databases. With a dedicated Notes database, Notis can:
  • Save each voice note as a structured page with a link back to it
  • Attach the original audio and transcript to the page
  • File the note under the right Area or Project of your Notis Second Brain

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Step 1: Set up your Notes database

The Notis Second Brain already contains a Notes database set up for you.
You can easily make a Notes database or customize the one that comes with the template. Just make sure it has a title property and Notis will understand it should be used for note taking.If you want Notis to save your original transcript, include a media property and add a description to the property like “Add here the audio and txt transcript whenever available.”

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Step 2: Ask Notis to save your notes

Send a voice note with your ideas, then tell Notis where it goes:
Save this to my Notion notes database.
Turn this into a structured document and save it to Notion.
Notis extracts the key themes, creates a logical structure, and saves the page to your Notes database with a link.

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Step 3: Organize your notes

Tell Notis which Area or Project the note belongs to and it sets the relation for you:
Associate this with my work area.
Associate this with new help center project.

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Troubleshooting

  • Notis can’t find your notes database: Make sure the database has a title property and is connected to Notis.
  • The transcript is not saved with the note: Add a media property to the database and describe it as the place for the audio and txt transcript (see the Tip in Step 1).