How do I share a Notion page with LoomDoc?

In Notion, click 'Share' on your page, go to the 'Publish' tab, and click 'Publish to web'. Copy the public link and use that with LoomDoc's 'From Link' feature. This allows LoomDoc to access the content to power the AI chat.

Can the AI understand complex Notion layouts with databases and relations?

The AI primarily interacts with the text content on the page. While it may not understand the relational database structure in the same way Notion does, it can read the text within your database entries. For best results, ensure your page content is well-organized and text-based.

Can I use this for my company's internal wiki built on Notion?

Yes, it's a perfect use case. Share your internal wiki pages via LoomDoc and set the access to 'Private' for your team. Employees can then ask questions about processes, policies, and project details, getting instant answers from your own documentation.

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AI Chat for Your Notion Pages

Your Notion workspace is an information goldmine. Make it accessible. Turn any public Notion page into an expert chatbot that provides instant answers, stronger signals, and faster cycles.

Chat With Your Notion Page

The Problem: Notion Pages are One-Way Streets

When you share a public Notion page—whether it's a product roadmap, a help center, or a project brief—it's a static document. If readers have questions, they have to leave the page and ask you, creating friction and delays.

The Old Way

"I've shared the project plan with the client. Now I have to wait for them to email me their questions about the timeline and deliverables. This back-and-forth will take days."

The Solution: An AI Assistant for Every Page

By sharing your public Notion link via LoomDoc, you embed an AI assistant that has read the entire page. Now, your audience can ask questions and get instant, accurate answers.

The LoomDoc Way

The client asks the AI: "What is the deadline for the wireframe review?" The AI instantly replies with the correct date from your project plan, keeping the momentum going.