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- Dec 2, 2025
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v6.0.0
We're working on our version numbers, so excuse the big increase while we iron out the details — you haven't missed anything!
Embedded content can now be made fullscreen — enjoy videos on your entire monitor!
We’ve fixed an issue where the sidebar would appear clipped.
Original source Report a problem - Nov 19, 2025
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Gemini 3 Pro is live
Gemini 3 Pro is now available in Notion
Your Notion Agent now has access to Google's latest model, alongside those from OpenAI and Anthropic. Pick your preferred model for each task, knowing your Notion Agent gets stronger with every model release.
Original source Report a problem - Nov 17, 2025
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Notion 3.1
Notion 3.0 debuts a smarter Notion Agent that analyzes comments, history, and CSVs, plus AI Meeting Notes with linked takeaways. It adds calendar and private Slack search, a new meetings sidebar, faster pages, and a map view for richer data.
With Notion 3.0, you met your Notion Agent—our biggest update yet.
Now, your Agent can analyze page comments, calendars, and private Slack messages and take action on CSVs. It gets all the context, and you don’t have to copy‑paste.
Meeting notes also got its biggest upgrade, including a new home in your sidebar.
Finally, pages are loading 15% faster. It’s a strong start to 3.0!A new home for all your meetings
Too often, notes get scattered (or forgotten). The new Meetings tab in your sidebar organizes notes from every meeting you’ve run or joined. It syncs with your calendar so you can easily prep notes, join calls, and use AI Meeting Notes to transcribe every detail. Just type /meet on any page and click start to kick off a meeting note. Check it out →.
Get the full context from meeting summaries
AI Meeting Notes summaries now links each takeaway to the exact moment in the transcript, so you can jump straight to the source. It’s great for understanding how decisions were made, catching up on meetings you missed, or handing off action items with the full context.
Agent analyzes comments and CSVs
Now your Agent can read comments and version history when answering questions and drafting updates. This makes it easy to summarize feedback and page updates, or just ask your Agent to make edits from a comment, like “implement Holly’s feedback,” and it will update the doc. You can also upload a CSV and turn it into a database, or ask your Agent to analyze the file and surface the answers you need. Big upgrades (with more soon)!
Your calendar is now searchable
Notion AI can now search your Google and Notion Calendars, making it easier for your Agent to help you manage your day. Get quick help with meeting prep or analyzing your schedule. Try “Brief me on my schedule for the next week” or “When did I last meet with Steven and what were the action items?” Connect your calendar →
Search private Slack messages
Our Slack AI Connector got a nice upgrade. It now supports private channels and Direct Messages, giving you even better search results and your Agent more helpful context. As always, all Slack permissions are respected.
Place it on the map view
Need to track addresses or map locations? The new map view and place property in databases is for you. Whether you’re planning your next company event or your regional office expansion, map view brings it to life. You can also ask your Agent to add a place property and update an existing database with locations and watch the magic happen.
Less load time, more work time
Pages are loading 15% faster! Navigating between pages on desktop and mobile is quicker than ever. Performance matters to you—and we’re on it.
Other updates we’re excited about
- Restrict logins to approved IP addresses. This is an important and common request! Learn more →
- The new database conditional coloring now supports formulas, relations, and rollups.
- Database filtering now supports sub-items to see exactly what matters.
- When a teammate reacts to your comment with an emoji, you’ll see quick notification (like this ).
- Create a two-way sync with Notion Calendar and your databases! Now you can edit text properties , like descriptions, in Calendar.
- The Figma × Notion MCP integration is live! Here’s a demo that connects Figma Make to a Notion Product Requirements Doc to build a prototype.
- You can now create pages from your database templates with the Notion API.
- Stay on the lookout for seasonal Agent accessories— like these for Halloween!
- Nov 13, 2025
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v4.24
Additional startup and tab loading improvements to make loading the app snappier and use less memory.
Original source Report a problem - November 2025
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v4.23
Track your meeting notes in style with a redesigned floating pill that snaps to sides and orients itself so it’s there when you need it and out of the way when you don’t!
Original source Report a problem - Oct 8, 2025
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v4.21.1
Upgrade to Electron 37.6.0 to address performance issues that some users may be experiencing on macOS 26 Tahoe
Original source Report a problem - Oct 2, 2025
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v4.21.0
What's New
No more squircle jail! We’ve updated the macOS icon to match macOS 26 conventions
Fix a bad interaction between AI Meeting Notes and Bluetooth devices going into low-power mode on Windows
- Sep 18, 2025
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Notion 3.0: Agents
Notion 3.0 introduces Notion Agents: autonomous AI teammates that can handle multi‑step projects, memory‑aware actions across pages, and custom agents. It adds row-level permissions, AI tool connectors, expanded MCP integrations, and AI-generated formulas, all designed to boost automation and scale workflows.
Notion 3.0 is here!
We’ve rebuilt Notion AI from the ground up as Agents. Now, anything you can do in Notion, your Agent can do for you. It’s the most advanced knowledge work agent in the world. It’s capable of over 20 minutes of multi‑step actions with a state‑of‑the‑art memory system (using Notion pages and databases). With Notion 1.0 and 2.0, we gave you the tools to do your work in one place. With 3.0, you get Agents that do the work for you, so you can reclaim time and focus on building your life’s work. Anything you can do in Notion, your Agent can do (across dozens of pages at once) So how is this different from what Notion AI already does? Think of it as a complete upgrade.Your personal Agent can take on a whole project, like building a launch plan, breaking it into tasks, assigning them, and even drafting docs to give your team a head start. With databases, it works at a scale no person could—updating or creating hundreds of pages at once.Ben Levick, the Head of AI & Ops at Ramp, put it perfectly: “We can now instantly spin up ready-to-use systems that used to take hours of busywork. Then we use those Notion Agents to power whole new workflows at scale.” Your personal Agent pulls context from your workspace, connected tools like Slack, Google Drive, and GitHub, and even the web (always within your permissions) so the work it delivers feels made for you. The use cases are nearly endless, but here are a few standouts. Personalize your Agent’s instructions and memory “It’s like a coworker that’s been around and has genuine context.” That’s how Faire Product Manager Harsha Yeddanupudy described it, and it’s exactly what makes memory the most powerful (and fun!) part of Agent. Give your Agent an instructions page so it feels like a teammate who knows your work and style. Tell it how you like things written, what to reference, and even where to file tasks and it’ll do the work your way. Best of all, it remembers over time, so you don’t have to keep repeating yourself. Make it cute (no, really) Imagine a whole team of Agents, each with their own specialty, running on autopilot. Soon, you’ll be able to build any Custom Agent your team needs. One to wrangle customer feedback, one to post weekly project updates, one to handle IT requests … your Agents have it covered. Unlike your personal Agent, Custom Agents can run autonomously on a schedule or triggers you set, so work keeps moving even while you’re asleep. Just like your personal Agent, Custom Agents follow your instructions and permissions, so you’re always in control. If you want to learn more about Custom Agents, sign up here and we’ll be in touch! Database row permissions are here! Now you can control exactly who sees each row in your database with page-level access. Keep tasks visible to who they’re assigned to, collaborate easily with consultants and clients, and keep sensitive company info from getting in the wrong hands—all while maintaining a source of truth for your team. Available for Business and Enterprise plans. Learn more → Give AI the context it needs with AI connectors Notion AI, like any teammates, does its best work when it has the full picture. Connect your favorite tools to Notion so context lives where work happens. That way, Enterprise Search can surface answers quickly and your Agent can complete tasks with the right context. We’re continuing to add new connectors, with Notion Mail live today, and Box and Outlook Mail coming next. When the team at Affirm connected their tools to Notion, it clicked right away: “We replaced our stand‑alone search with Notion AI because answers belong where people work.” Notion’s MCP ecosystem just got bigger Another big upgrade today: We’ve expanded our list of first-party MCP integrations with lots of new partners like Lovable, Perplexity, Mistral, and HubSpot. With Notion MCP, your tools can read context from your Notion workspace (and your connected apps) and write back to Notion. Here’s what that looks like in practice: If you’re coding in Cursor, it can pull the latest tech specs from Notion, update the codebase, then mark the task as done in Notion. The Notion ecosystem is more open than it’s ever been, and we’re just getting started. The best AI models, built in AI models evolve quickly. With Notion, you don’t pay extra for every model. The latest—like Claude Sonnet 4 and GPT-5—are already built in. Just pick the model you want for your Agent, and it instantly gets to work across your workspace while respecting existing permissions. Notion AI will write your formulas Formulas used to be their own language. Now you just describe what you want, from simple math to complex property logic, and Notion AI creates the perfect formula for you. Here’s a quick demo. Give them a try inside any database or automation!
Original source Report a problem - Sep 13, 2025
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September 13, 2025
Notion client v5.1.0 ships updates: is_locked support on update for pages/databases, dataSource.update to change a data source’s parent, removal of page_id as a CreateDataSourceBody parent, and request_id added to client logs. Note: v5+ isn’t compatible with API versions before 2025-09-03; upgrade guide provided.
We released v5.1.0 of @notionhq/client, our SDK for JavaScript and TypeScript. This includes the following fixes and improvements:
- Add support for is_locked boolean parameter on update page and database APIs (to update whether a page is locked in the Notion app UI)
- dataSource.update: add support for changing a data source’s parent database
- Remove page_id as a possible parent for CreateDataSourceBodyParameters
- Add request_id to Client log lines
As noted in the library’s README, v5 and above of the SDK isn’t compatible with API versions older than 2025-09-03. See the upgrade guide to learn more.
Original source Report a problem - Sep 12, 2025
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v4.20.0
Release notes
Upgraded Electron to 37.3.1
Meeting Notes notification is now draggable on Windows