The RewardĬlick to watch a video summarizing integration and demonstrating how it works I decided to reach for Heroku as they have a pretty offering that allows you to run an application for free (within limits). Thus, my end-goal solution requires a server to run my custom code, which uses notion-py. Fortunately, IFTTT has the capabilities to perform HTTP requests in response to a trigger. The next piece of this solution is being able to execute custom code based on an action from the Google Assistant trigger on IFTTT. I’ve been successful in hooking Google Assistant into other application via the IFTTT platform and naturally gravitate to this free solution. In either case, using this API client gives me great flexibility in what can be done in Notion. To be honest, I suspect the official API to likely be restrictive to some degree, although only time will tell. For a previous project, I was able to create alfred-notion using an unofficial API client called notion-py to much success. The JourneyĪt the time of writing, no official API has been released for Notion. I would also like the end solution to be one that is extensible and can grow with my template and use cases.

Ability to dictate a new task that gets added to my Tasks database.

Ability to dictate notes that are appended to my Notes section under the current day.The 2 main requirements I’m looking for here are: With my recent commitment to Notion, I’ve been missing this integration. In the past, I’ve used other productivity applications in conjunction with Google Assistant (i.e., Evernote, and Todoist) to capture notes and tasks.

I almost always have my phone within arms reach, and I also have multiple Google devices throughout my house. Google Assistant is never too far away from me. Building off two of my previous posts ( My Weekly Notion Setup and Integrating Notion with Alfred), I decided to further integrate Notion with Google Assistant.

Notion todoist integration