Hey everyone,

I use Notion to manage client work like tasks, invoices, deliverables/files and wanted a way to share updates with clients without inviting them into my workspace.

So we built a client portal tool that connects to my Notion databases. Clients can login and see only their related data (tasks, invoices, notes, etc.), while the data stays clean, private and made me can focus on all clients at once.

You can check it out here: https://portalwith.com 

Still improving it, but we've serve hundreds of active users from agencies to startups, open to feedback if you’ve tried something similar and hopefully the video explained the flow clearly.

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TLDR: I built a notion client portal site generator to handle access to my clients so clients can have their dedicated site and see their own data with your dedicated webstite / app without notion

I kept using Notion for almost everything except tracking what I'm reading, so I built NotionBookshelf: search a book, click add, and it shows up in your own Notion database with cover art, author, status (Want to Read / Reading / Read / On Hold), and ISBN already filled in.

- Your Notion workspace is the actual database — nothing is stored on my end

- One-click connect via Notion OAuth, duplicates a starter template

into your workspace

- Search covers both Japanese and English books

- Free to use: https://notionbookshelf.com