I have recently transitioned from Evernote to Notion. It has been a tough break-up, but I am finding new things I can do with it all the time, and have now moved all my Airtable information over as well. I am working on setting up task management in the new Projects and Tasks feature. Quicktion has solved two problems for me: (1) I can add my emails as items in a database, and map fields to it. Meaning I have an Emails database in Notion that will pull subject, date, sender, etc. with one click. And then I can link that email anywhere I need to reference it. (2) OR I can add my emails as a task in a task list, and customize those fields the same way. This one tool has mended some of the seams in the transition from Evernote and Todoist, and puts my one step closer to a true Second Brain, one place for absolutely everything. That this is available for free is phenomenal!

I recently started using Quicktion.io to save my Gmails into Notion and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations. This tool has made it incredibly easy to transfer important emails into my Notion database without having to go through the hassle of copying and pasting. I highly recommend Quicktion.io to anyone who uses Notion and Gmail regularly.

This add-on functions well, but is way overpriced for what it does. I would make a one-time purchase, but a paid subscription is just asking for too much when the Save to Notion chrome extension can perform the same function plus more with a cheaper plan.

They decided to switch me to paid subscription without my consent. This is illegal in my country and possibly in many others.