Notion Announces New Email Client with Gmail Integration

By Aayush

Notion, the popular productivity platform, unveiled plans to launch its own email application during the Make With Notion 2024 event on Thursday. The new service aims to revolutionize Gmail inbox management while complementing the company’s recently launched calendar application.

The upcoming Notion Mail promises to deliver a modern email experience with a minimalist design featuring a single sidebar for navigation. Users can access traditional folders such as inbox, sent items, spam, and drafts, alongside a new “Views” feature that enables custom organization of conversations by projects, status, or other criteria through customizable filters.

Features

  • Block editor with a minimalist interface for composing messages
  • Template functionality similar to core Notion features
  • Seamless integration with other Notion platforms, including the calendar
  • Custom “Views” for advanced email organization
  • Android and iOS mobile applications

While the announcement has generated significant interest, Notion Mail won’t be available until early 2025. However, interested users can join a waiting list starting today through the company’s website (notion. so).

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The announcement also included several other platform updates, including:

  • Form creation tools
  • Custom layouts
  • Enhanced Gmail integration
  • Offline mode functionality

This email client represents Notion’s latest effort to expand its productivity ecosystem, following the successful launch of its calendar application. The company continues to focus on creating streamlined, integrated tools for modern workplace productivity.

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