TweakTick + Notion
Each comment becomes a page in a Notion database.
One-wayLive
What syncs
TweakTick → Notion
- New comments as database pages: title, status and assignee
- The page body holds the details, the screenshot, replies and a link back
- Status changes and new replies update the page
Notion → TweakTick
Notion is one-way: changes made in Notion don't come back to TweakTick.
One comment, start to finish
What happens to a single piece of client feedback once Notion is connected, from your client's click to the moment it's done.
Your client pins a comment
Your client clicks the exact spot on the page and types. No account and no Notion login: they just use the review link. The comment keeps the page and the exact spot, so nobody has to guess what they meant.
It arrives in Notion as a database page
TweakTick sends new comments as database pages: title, status and assignee; the page body holds the details, the screenshot, replies and a link back; status changes and new replies update the page.
You finish it in Notion
Your team fixes it from the database page in Notion, next to the rest of its work. Nobody has to copy feedback out of emails or screenshots.
Mark it fixed in TweakTick
It's one-way: changes made in Notion don't come back. Resolve the comment in TweakTick when it's done, and Notion gets the update too.
Set it up in 4 steps
Open Settings → Integrations and press Connect next to Notion.
Share the database you want to use with TweakTick.
In the project's settings, pick that database and its title property. TweakTick can detect the status and assignee fields, or you pick them.
Match your TweakTick teammates to Notion people.
What stays private
- Internal (agency-only) comments are never sent: "Exclude internal comments" is on for every project.
- Turn it off only if your client can't see this board; internal comments are then sent with an "[Internal]" label.
Questions about TweakTick and Notion
- Do my clients need a Notion account?
- No. Clients comment and approve from the review link without signing up, in TweakTick or in Notion. Only your team connects Notion. Your clients never see Notion.
- What does TweakTick send to Notion?
- New comments as database pages: title, status and assignee. The page body holds the details, the screenshot, replies and a link back. Status changes and new replies update the page.
- Is the Notion integration two-way?
- No, it is one-way: TweakTick sends to Notion, and nothing comes back. Resolve comments in TweakTick.
- Which plans include Notion?
- Every plan, Free included. You connect it once from Settings → Integrations.
Try TweakTick with Notion
Start free, connect Notion once, and pick it as the destination for a project.
