This started out as an experiment around importing data into Notion and was an excuse to play around with the new gallery card improvements (which made this possible in the first place). After the initial database was there, it was very easy to create a wide variety of linked databases with various filters and sorting, which led to the dashboard to organize multiple views.

This template can be used to manage tabletop roleplaying game campaigns, including structured setups for easier searching and filtering.

I'm an avid board gamer, so I decided to put all my games into a spreadsheet. I can create tons of useful views with the powerful filter controls, such as "5-player Eurogames" or "Most complex" or "Never played." I also eventually added games I want to buy to the list so that I could send a handy wishlist to friends and family.

There are far too many good shows and movies out there to waste time on mediocre experiences. I built this table to determine what to watch or play next. I basically average my own personal excitement (1-100) with either a Metacritic or Rotten Tomatoes score (also 1-100) and then add a few points to the average for each recommendation a friend has passed my way.

This is a basic template to simplify control and management of your Dungeons and Dragons heroes.

This template is for all plant lovers currently using Notion. I already use Notion for personal journaling/tracking so I built this to track my plants through their visual growth, watering schedule, and just overall, how many I've had come in and out of my crazy plant lady life.

This is a straightforward song writing template mostly useful for singer-songwriters and guitar players who are interested in quickly getting down basic ideas for lyrics and guitar notes and chords.

Any pet lovers around here? I've been working on a template for pet owners. Please have a look and let me know what you think

I created a database of international/world days, but also some national holidays (Croatia, Canada, Australia, UK, US) for the period of 2020-2022. Have a look and feel free to duplicate if you find this useful.

I use a variety of database views (gallery, board, table) to track my video game playing. I use this tool to remember upcoming games that seem interesting, to find the next games I want to play, and to keep track of the games I've completed. I’ve been searching for a great solution for game tracking for years. Notion provides the features and flexibility I was looking for (like tagging the game platform), and with some configuration, I was able to create something really useful and beautiful. It’s great to remember the games I’ve played, and also to share my activity with friends.

This is a simple page I built to display paintings by the artist Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky. In particular, I love that I can resize the images to span the full width of the page. Notion gives you a nice canvas for easily building sites that showcase