What is Blocky used for?

Blocky is a catalogue of no-code widgets, such as charts, timers and habit trackers, that users customize and embed into Notion pages. It is a good fit for adding habit trackers to a Notion dashboard and building study tools inside Notion pages.

Is Blocky open source?

No. Blocky is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Productivity category, open-source options include Loop Habit Tracker, Homepage and Dashy.

What are some alternatives to Blocky?

Other SaaS products in the Productivity category include Blocs, AgoraVai and 1% Better.

Blocky: features, pricing and alternatives

About Blocky

Blocky is a widget library for Notion users who want charts, trackers and small tools inside their pages without writing code. The user chooses a widget, customizes its content and look, previews it and then copies an embed link into Notion.

Widgets cover jobs like tracking a habit, studying, timing a sprint or adding a decorative element. Some can optionally read live data from a Notion database that the user selects, with read-only access, while others need no data connection. Community codes and creator-made widgets are shown on the site.

Blocky is a hosted commercial service with a login and a pricing page, and it works through Notion's embed feature rather than as an installed app. It suits people who build dashboards and personal systems in Notion and want a more polished look.

Key features

No-code widgets for Notion pages
Charts, timers and habit trackers
Optional read-only Notion database connection
Customization and preview before embedding
Embed link to paste into Notion
Community codes and creator widgets

Good fit for

→Adding habit trackers to a Notion dashboard
→Building study tools inside Notion pages

Tags: notion; widgets; embeds; no-code; dashboards; habit-tracker

Blocky: questions and answers

What is Blocky used for?: Blocky is a catalogue of no-code widgets, such as charts, timers and habit trackers, that users customize and embed into Notion pages. It is a good fit for adding habit trackers to a Notion dashboard and building study tools inside Notion pages.
Is Blocky free?: Yes. Blocky has a free plan.
Is Blocky open source?: No. Blocky is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Productivity category, open-source options include Loop Habit Tracker, Homepage and Dashy.
What are some alternatives to Blocky?: Other SaaS products in the Productivity category include Blocs, AgoraVai and 1% Better.