Guides & playbooks
Short, practical write-ups: embedding widgets into specific tools, keeping crops readable, and how the platform works.
Travel writer story: a slim strip of rates and weather
Amity writes itineraries for clients. Every doc opens with the two numbers travelers actually ask about — the exchange rate and this week's weather — cropped live from two public pages.
2026-09-07
Student story: the timetable that updates itself
Lin keeps her semester timetable — a messy table on the registrar's website — cropped into a live widget on top of her Notion course hub. Room changes show up without her touching anything.
2026-09-07
Researcher story: the results table that follows the paper
Priya writes a survey. The three papers she cites most keep updating their live results tables. She crops each table into a widget and reads them beside her draft — always the current numbers.
2026-09-07
Podcaster story: three tickers, one quiet strip
Marco records a finance podcast. His market page has forty numbers on it; he cares about three. He crops exactly those three into a slim live strip beside his episode outline.
2026-09-07
Embed a live clock from any time site into Notion
Notion's own embeds can't show a slice of another website. Here's how to turn any clock page into a live widget and drop it into a Notion page with one iframe.
2026-09-06
Create your first widget in under a minute
The whole product in one pass: paste a URL, frame the region you actually want, preview it at real embed sizes, and ship a link that works in Notion, Lark, Obsidian or any site.
2026-09-06