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.
What this setup does
Notis reads and writes your Notion databases. With a dedicated Notes database, Notis can:
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Save each voice note as a structured page with a link back to it
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Attach the original audio and transcript to the page
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File the note under the right Area or Project of your Notis Second Brain
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.”
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.
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.
Troubleshooting
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Notis can’t find your notes database: Make sure the database has a title property and is connected to Notis.
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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).
