😸 A Notion of Work

This one is for Notion lovers. In today's Leaderboard, we're taking a look at how tools make use of Notion to change your web and work experience. From polls to web building you may find a new way to do your daily grind. Plus a little fun app that helps make working a bit more lively.

Super Builder 2.0 lets you quickly build minimalistic websites by dragging and dropping components straight in Notion. Just open up a page, drag, drop, and publish!

🔥 Our take: With all the new Prompt to Build website generators, it’s nice to see Super Builder focus on letting us mere Humans craft the site’s layout through a simple interface. Now if we could generate….then click and drag….

Notion Polls lets you craft polls directly in Notion. While this may seem trivial at first, it’s actually a great addition to workplace documentation. From HR surveys, to polling feature prioritizations, there are countless creative ways to mix polls with your current Notion set up. 

🔥 Our take: Little did we know we needed Polls in our Notion. Typically we try to keep them in Slack or where the conversation is taking place, but it makes much more sense to attach them to a document that holds more context. It gives the poll takers more information to make a decision and the pollers more complete data to look back on.

Klack is really simple, it brings the satisfying mechanical keyboard sounds to your Mac in an ever-so-pleasant high fidelity sound that keeps you focused on typing.

🔥 Our take: Our Head of Curation, Gabe, is addicted to this one. He sometimes just wears headphones just so he can hear the clacks of his keyboard in Spatial Audio…and for good reason too. Each key has a different sound and keeps you engaged in your typing, so whether it’s an email in Notion Mail or typing out content for your new site on Super Builder, you’re sure to type faster, and more focused.

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