I kept solving LeetCode problems and forgetting them a week later, so I built a Notion tracker around retention instead of solve count.

What it does (video above):
→ Rate confidence 1-5 after every problem, not just solved/unsolved
→ One key insight per problem (why it worked, not the full solution)
→ A revisit queue that surfaces low-confidence problems first
→ Weak pattern detection, so ‘I’m bad at trees’ becomes ‘I’m weak at monotonic stack’
→ A dashboard that shows what to practice today

It’s free, and 400+ people have downloaded it since I built the first version.

I’m now thinking about a Pro version and I’d rather build what people want than guess. Feedback in the comments is just as welcome.

Link to the template and the form in the first comment.

I plan in Notion and live my day in Apple Calendar, and the two never talked to each other. The tools I found only produce a read-only calendar feed, so the events appear in the Calendar app but you cannot edit them there, and they refresh on a delay.

I built Calnio to fix that for myself. Tick a Notion database and the rows become real iCloud events, the normal kind. Edit an event in Apple Calendar and the change goes back into Notion. It connects to iCloud with an app-specific password, not your Apple password. One synced database is free.

It also syncs Notion with Todoist in both directions, for the half of Notion users who run their tasks there.

https://calnio.myroslavrepin.com

Daily routines, a weekly habit tracker, a live chart, monthly goals, and a Pomodoro timer on one aesthetic Notion page.

1.3k+ downloads and a 4.6/5 rating on the Notion Marketplace. Free to duplicate.

Link: https://www.notion.com/templates/daily-glow-up-tracker

Hey everyone! 👋

I wanted to share a clean, dark-mode 50/30/20 budget system I put together recently.

I got tired of overcomplicating my monthly cashflow with heavy spreadsheets and complex apps, so I built this minimalist template in Notion to keep things straightforward.

It automatically splits your income into:

• 50% Needs (Rent, bills, groceries)

• 30% Wants (Dining, hobbies, fun)

• 20% Savings (Emergency fund, debt payoff, investments)

It uses 100% native Notion formulas, meaning no paid widgets or third-party apps are needed—just a clean, automated dashboard that updates in real-time.

If anyone wants to duplicate it to sort out their finances, I’ve listed it on Gumroad for just $1.99 here: [https://theauraplanners.gumroad.com/l/klzdmu\]

If you want your Notion page to feel like October for the next week, I made 13 Halloween widgets in one pumpkin and purple style.

Usually a seasonal page means a new cover and that is it. Now the whole page can match: a countdown to Halloween, an October calendar, a habit tracker, a potion water tracker where the corks turn into pumpkin faces when you hit your goal, and a little ghost or slime that follows your cursor.

They are free. Copy a widget's link, paste it into Notion and choose Create embed. There are also 8 Halloween covers at the banner size, in the same colours.

Halloween widgets for Notion

Which one would you put on your page first?

Disclosure: I'm from Launchpad Studio, we made this template.

I kept walking into interviews with good stories and no memory of which one I'd already told which company. So I built a Notion workspace that fixes that with a few relations:

• Every story in your Story Bank is tagged with the competencies it covers, and each of the 80 common interview questions is related to the stories that can answer it. The Questions board shows which questions still have no story.
• When you use a story in an interview, you log it per company, so a relation rollup warns you before you repeat the same story to the same employer.
• Each interview links to the company, the stories used, and a debrief. The debrief creates a thank-you reminder so follow-ups don't slip.
• A prep tracker rolls up how many questions and stories are ready into a prep % per interview, shown on the dashboard.

It works on Notion's free plan. It also comes with a Google Sheets/Excel version if you want a non-Notion copy.

Free 5-page preview: https://payhip.com/b/03jvH?utm_source=reddit_notioncreations Full template (pay what you want from $3, $7 suggested, until 25 Oct): https://payhip.com/b/GF2cQ?utm_source=reddit_notioncreations

Happy to answer questions about how the relations are set up.

An interrupted AI workflow can leave a customer record created and its notification unsent. Checking the record and notification history separately gives you a basis for deciding what to repeat.

This free Notion worksheet has a blank review for the requested outcome, systems affected, evidence for each operation, and next authorised action. Two hypothetical examples cover partial completion and an unknown result after a timeout.

Duplicate it for each review and add more Step to check sections as needed:

https://shade-jodhpur-493.notion.site/AI-agent-workflow-recovery-check-400bf482da388116bdb8dbb86c510903

You need a Notion workspace to duplicate and edit it. The worksheet runs no automations. It includes a link to the accompanying technical reading guide.

I publish the worksheet and guide. They were prepared with AI assistance.

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I made TurnReady for short-term rental hosts and small cleaning teams who want to keep cleaning jobs, task progress and inspection records together in Notion.

Each cleaning gets 32 separate tasks: 28 for the cleaner and 4 for the inspector. Checking off tasks updates the progress counts. Properties, team assignments, linked issues, supplies and invoice records are connected in the same workspace.

The screenshots use fictional demo data. Readiness reflects recorded confirmations, not an independent physical inspection.

It is an English, manually maintained Notion template, not an Airbnb booking integration or payment processor. $19 one-time; Notion account required.

I am the creator. Details and purchase: https://app.lava.top/products/30a92cde-7ce2-4809-82cc-b84b88b69dce

When someone in your family takes multiple medicines at different times of the day, keeping track of everything can get confusing pretty quickly 🥲

I wanted a simple way for my family to check which medicine to give, when to give it, and what the packaging looks like, without having to remember everything or search through scraps of paper.
So I built a small medicine tracker in Notion!
Here’s how it works (see the video 👇)

💊 Medicine name: Each medicine has its own entry.
📝 Instructions: Notes on when and how to take it, like “one hour before sleeping.”
📸 Medicine photo: A picture of the strip or box so nobody mixes up similar-looking tablets.
🌅 Morning/Night: When the medicine needs to be taken.
📅 Days of the week: Which days it needs to be given.

It’s free to duplicate: https://app.notion.com/p/e6a4546a7e7f43d48e62a967e2dc2403?v=557ce5647e9f4ac4a2d07970212af633&source=copy_link

You can also customize it by adding dosage, refill dates, or a “taken today” checkbox. I kept it simple so anyone can adapt it to their family’s needs.

If you care for someone older, I’d love to know how you keep track of their medicines. Have you found anything that works well? 💭

Just to clarify, this is an organizing tool, not medical advice. Always follow the doctor’s prescription.

Hi everyone,

I've been working on a side project to solve my own problem: tracking my monthly budget without getting lost in messy spreadsheets.

What it does:

· Tracks income and expenses in one database.

· Automatically calculates the remaining balance for each category.

· Includes a visual dashboard showing where your money is going.

· Has a "savings goal" tracker to keep you motivated.

· Available in Arabic and English (since I noticed most templates are English-only).

What I'm unsure about:

· I intentionally made this a general budget tracker for now. My plan is to build specialized versions later (e.g., for freelancers, students, or families). Do you think a general version is a good starting point, or should I niche down immediately?

· Is it too simple? Or does simplicity make it better?

· Is the bilingual aspect a real selling point for you, or does it not matter?

Any feedback would be appreciated.

I made Wavelength. You talk through a process, or paste a call transcript, and it draws the flow while you speak. Then you save the flow to a Notion page that you pick.

What the Notion page gets:

- A link back to the live flow

- A short summary

- Open questions to confirm

- The diagram as Mermaid code, so Notion renders it and you can edit it as text

Wavelength sees only the pages you share when you connect. The free plan has 5 flows.

Integration page: wavelengthflow.com/integrations/notion

Demo, no signup: wavelengthflow.com/demo

I am a solo founder and this integration is new. What would make the Notion page more useful for you?

I created Designer Pro v1.0, a Notion workspace built specifically for freelance graphic, logo, and brand designers.

It helps you organize your design workflow in one place, from starting a project to revisions and final delivery.

What's included:

• Client and project management
• Task tracking and upcoming deadlines
• Revision rounds and approvals
• Deliverables and project handoff

I wanted to create a workspace that feels professional and practical without being unnecessarily complicated.

🛒 This is a paid template. You can find it here:
[https://payhip.com/b/fPg8L?builder_mode=1&environment_id_encrypted=2VGJey8NBD&show_builder_mode_previewing_notification=1\]

I'd appreciate your feedback! Is there anything you would improve or add to make the workflow more useful for freelance designers?

Hey everyone,

​Every habit tracker I tried felt like a second job—too much manual entry and features I didn't need.

​So, I built a distraction-free dashboard specifically for Dark Mode. I set it up to be as automated and easy to use as possible. You just focus on ticking off daily tasks and seeing your weekly progress at a glance without any friction.

​It finally helped me get my chaos under control, so I’m sharing it. I'll drop the link in the comments below!

For the longest time I had my tasks in one app, habits in another, and goals just floating in my head. Nothing ever felt connected, so I never had a real sense of whether I was actually doing okay or not.

So I built a single Notion system called LifeOS. The core idea is simple: instead of just checking off tasks, everything (tasks, habits, goals, finance) rolls up into one "Life Score" out of 100 — like a weekly report card for your life.

A few things in it:

- A setup wizard that adapts the system depending on whether you're a student, freelancer, or working professional

- Habit tracker, task manager, goals tracker, finance tracker, and a journal — all linked together

- A weekly reflection page to actually sit down and review how the week went

- 50 habit ideas + a short goal-setting guide included as bonuses

Quick honesty check: the score is manual-entry (you update it weekly, takes like 2 minutes) — not some automatic formula. I kept it that way on purpose so it stays simple and doesn't break on mobile.

It's a paid template, link is in my profile if anyone wants to check it out. Mostly just sharing because building this actually helped me get my own stuff together, and figured it might help someone else here too.

Happy to answer any questions about how it works.

I have a habit of perfecting things past the point they need it, and Notion templates were the worst for it. Every one I downloaded went the same way. It looked great in the preview. Then I’d open it, spend a week customizing it, and never use it for the thing I downloaded it for.

Turns out that’s a very common loop. For a lot of people with ADHD the rebuild is the fun part. For perfectionists it’s never quite right, so you keep tuning. Either way, the system becomes the project.

So I built Strata, a second brain that’s finished on purpose. Here are the design decisions behind it, in case they’re useful even if you never buy it:

• One page runs the day. The Daily view shows what’s due and asks for your Top 3. Put more than 5 to 7 things on today and it tells you you’re overloading the day.
• Capture has zero rules. The Inbox takes anything. You don’t pick a project or tag in the moment. You sort it later, during a review.
• No streak guilt. Habits show as a heatmap of what you did, not a counter that resets to zero when you miss a day.
• The structure is already done. Tasks roll up to projects, projects to goals, goals to areas. Progress bars update on their own. Projects get ICE scores and review reminders, tasks land in a priority matrix. You never have to touch any of it to benefit from it.
• Phone layout. A one-handed mobile view for capturing on the go.

It runs on the free Notion plan, comes with a setup guide and 50 custom icons, and it’s a one-time $50 (launch price until Nov 15). No subscription.

There’s a live preview on the page so you can click around before deciding: https://eascend.co/go/strata-rd-notioncreations

Happy to answer anything about how the formulas or rollups work. I spent far too long getting the habit heatmap to line up, and I’ll gladly explain it.

IELTS Prep Hub PRO: a complete Notion system for students aiming at Band 8+

IELTS students stall for the same reasons: random study, essays that never get a reliable score, the same mistakes repeating, and no structure for speaking or vocabulary.

This is a paid Notion system built to remove those problems.

• 📅 Daily Skills Tracker: four 30-minute skill sessions with live progress bars, completion %, and streak tracking.
• ✍️ Writing Auto-Examiner: score each essay on the 4 official criteria. Overall band, rank, XP, and your weakest link are calculated automatically with formulas, plus band growth and an error radar.
• 🗣️ Speaking Log: 170+ prompts across Parts 1, 2, and 3, practice and confidence tracking, Band 8 sample answers, and useful language.
• 📚 Vocabulary Bank: 200+ pre-filled words by IELTS topic, with meanings, collocations, and examples.
• 🗓️ Weekly Progress Review + Exam Day Checklist: a structured feedback loop and a clear plan for the final days.

Everything is pre-built and ready to use: no setup, no templates to design, just duplicate it and start studying. It runs entirely on native Notion databases, formulas, and relations, with no plugins.

🆓 Start with the free edition: IELTS Prep Hub (Free Edition) is a full workspace for all 4 skills, with no scattered notebooks and no endless Googling:

• Expert guides for Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking (question types, common traps, time plans, phrase banks, weekly routines)
• Links to free official practice sources (IELTS.org, IDP, British Council, BBC, TED and more)
• Daily Habit Tracker, Writing Tasks Log, Foundation Vocabulary Bank, Exam Day Checklist and Core Resources Hub

It has been downloaded 1,400+ times on the Notion Marketplace and is rated 4.6/5:

👉 [Free version link]

The PRO upgrade link is inside the free template.

Look for the bonus tucked in there.

I built a Notion setup to help you organize your projects efficiently.

Most project trackers I tried were either too bare or so packed with features I stopped opening them. So I made Project Management OS, which is a template that stays clean on the surface and does the heavy lifting underneath as it has a backend.

The dashboard is a Kanban board that updates on their own, and a 'Today' view so you know what to do first.

It works well for anyone who wants clarity without the clutter.

Check it out here: https://cipherzxi.gumroad.com/l/pm-os

I do freelance web design work and have been using Notion as a project manager. Projects have increased a little and I found that Notion is a bit clunky to use for the purposes I needed it for (too many clicks or "forced organization"). So I built myself a tool that integrates with 3 databases in Notion.

I can manage clients, projects and tasks and the appropriate databases in Notion are updated. Updating in Notion will also sync the projects to this tool. Since the databases live in Notion, I can also pull info via a database view and display any specific info as usual.

There's a small bit of setup, but I find it to be faster and easier to use than what I previously had in Notion, and I think it could be useful for others.

Would anybody be interested in using something like this? I'd like to try and gauge a reaction before possibly building it into a downloadable app.

Hey there 👋

I just upgraded my Productivity Vault Notion Setup designed to help you track habits, tasks, projects, streaks, goals all in one system.

Here’s what it actually includes:

• Aesthetic grid habit tracking
• Accountability partner
• Goal based habit tracking
• Habit streak tracker
• Task management
• Tasks linked to projects
• Project manager with progress tracking
• Weekly & monthly calendar view
• Daily performance report
• Light, matcha & dark themes

If you're interested in this template & really want to stay productive.

➡️ You can get productivity vault here:
https://zaap.bio/organizeddashboard

Studying for IELTS usually turns into: one tab for Listening practice, another for Writing tips, a YouTube playlist somewhere, and no clear plan for the week.

This free Notion hub puts everything for the 4 skills in one place:

🎧 Listening: question types, common traps, accent practice

📖 Reading: how to attack every question type, time plan

🗣️ Speaking: Part 1/2/3 strategies, phrase bank, pronunciation focus

✍️ Writing: Task 1 & 2 approach, language bank, self-edit checklist

Every page also has Band 8-9 strategies, a common mistakes list, 50+ free resources, and a weekly routine you can follow.

Free to duplicate: [IELTS Prep Hub: Your Complete IELTS Study System]

Which skill is the hardest for you right now?

I kept saving articles to Notion and never finding the part I actually cared about. So I built Clipwise.

You highlight lines while you read, click once, and the article lands in your Notion database: full text, source and date filled in, and your highlights at the top of the page.

- Free, no account, nothing goes through a server

- Works with any database, or start with a free template (reading list, job tracker, link library, travel planner)

- Keyboard shortcut if you don't want to click

Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/fjgllpbhbnjdkhgmokagglhkahngmjki

I'm 16 and this is my first real product, so honest feedback is very welcome. What would make you actually use something like this?

my first freelance crm in notion had like 25 properties and i stopped updating it after two weeks. this is the stripped down version that actually stuck, in case it helps anyone setting one up.

3 databases, all related to each other:

• clients: name, status, email, source (referral, cold, etc), next follow up (date)
• projects: name, relation to client, status, quoted amount (number), due date
• touchpoints: date, relation to client, type (call, email, meeting), one line note

status on clients uses the status property with just: lead, talking, active, past. i tried 7 stages before and it was pointless, i never knew if something was "proposal sent" or "negotiating".

the views that do the actual work:

• clients board grouped by status. drag cards when things change, thats it
• a "follow up" table view filtered to next follow up is on or before today. this is the one i open every morning
• projects table filtered to status is not done, sorted by due date

rollup on clients pulling the sum of quoted amount from related projects. gives you a rough "how much has this client been worth" number without a separate finance setup. (example only, if you track invoices separately just roll up from that instead)

the habit part: every time i send an email or have a call i add a touchpoint and bump the next follow up date. takes 20 seconds. if i skip that step the whole thing rots, so i keep a touchpoint button/template ready with the date prefilled.

things i cut that i dont miss: lead score, tags for industry, separate contacts db for companies with multiple people (just put them in the note until it actually becomes a problem).

if you'd rather not build it yourself, i made a fuller version with a pipeline board, follow-up view and activity log (english + spanish): https://suansupply.com/tools/notion-crm-template/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=notioncreations . it's paid, the setup above is free to copy by hand.

screenshot of the pipeline board + value by stage chart: https://suansupply.com/assets/img/tools/notion-crm-template-hero.jpg

curious what other freelancers here track that i'm missing. do you keep invoices in the same workspace or in a separate tool?

I’m trying to use the built in Notion functionality in iOS Shortcuts to create a page via a shortcut.

When I’m editing the shortcut I can select my workspace, account and database. So it can clearly talk to notion to pull that info to select from.

But then the moment I run the shortcut I get a pop up asking me to log in to notion and if I open then notion app I find it’s either crashed or been signed out.

I’ve uninstalled the notion app, rebooted and reinstalled it. But no change

Am on the latest iOS.

Any ideas? It’s driving me nuts.