đź“… Published on April 9, 2025
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Last week, I had the incredible opportunity to attend the Notion Mail preview event at Notion’s HQ — and wow, I still haven’t fully processed how inspiring and energizing that day was. Being one of the early users of Notion Mail feels like such a privilege, and I’m so grateful to be part of a community that’s constantly pushing the boundaries of what tools can do to support our everyday lives.
Notion Mail has quickly become one of my favorite additions to my workflow.
As someone who juggles multiple projects, conversations, and inboxes, I’ve always struggled with keeping email organized. The new smart labels feature in Notion Mail has completely shifted the game for me. Instead of staring at a chaotic inbox and manually flagging important messages, Notion Mail intuitively sorts everything into categories that make sense — making it easy to know what to prioritize, what needs action, and what can wait.
What I love most is how naturally it fits into my existing Notion setup. Everything is connected, seamless, and intentional. I can tag messages, pull them into my task boards, and even reference important conversations right next to my project notes.
It’s like my inbox finally feels like part of my workspace, not a separate world I dread opening.
The preview event itself was such a special experience. I got to meet some of the people behind the product, hear their vision, and learn firsthand how Notion Mail was built with thoughtfulness and care. I walked away not just with new tools, but with a deeper appreciation for the craft and intention behind them.
More than anything, what’s stayed with me is the feeling of being part of a community that truly sees and supports each other. Everyone I met — from the team to fellow early users — was curious, kind, and open.
It reminded me of why I fell in love with Notion in the first place: it’s not just about the product, but the people who shape it.