What is NotePulse used for?

NotePulse is a tool that gives Notion databases Views and Last Viewed properties so you can see which of your pages are actually opened. It is a good fit for finding which wiki pages are used and which are stale, and seeing who reads shared Notion content.

Is NotePulse open source?

No. NotePulse is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Analytics category, open-source options include Umami, Ackee and Tianji.

What are some alternatives to NotePulse?

Other SaaS products in the Analytics category include Notionlytics, Google Tag Manager and Adjust.

NotePulse: features, pricing and alternatives

About NotePulse

NotePulse brings view tracking into Notion without a separate dashboard. You authorize it with Notion in about 30 seconds, choose the databases or pages to track, and the view counts and last accessed dates show up as ordinary Notion properties that you can sort, filter and query like any other.

The site claims setup takes around two minutes and shows a demo where opening a page updates the Views and Last Viewed columns in real time. Its FAQ addresses whether there is a free plan, whether it is only for teams and shared content, whether it slows Notion down and how data privacy is handled, and mentions a lifetime deal. The product is paid, with a Start Pro option and a pricing page.

Key features

Views property added to Notion databases
Last Viewed date property
Choose which pages or databases to track
Sort and filter by usage in Notion
One-click Notion authorization
No separate dashboard

Good fit for

Finding which wiki pages are used and which are stale
Seeing who reads shared Notion content

Tags: notion; analytics; page-views; notion-integration; knowledge-base; wiki; tracking

NotePulse: questions and answers

What is NotePulse used for?: NotePulse is a tool that gives Notion databases Views and Last Viewed properties so you can see which of your pages are actually opened. It is a good fit for finding which wiki pages are used and which are stale, and seeing who reads shared Notion content.
Is NotePulse open source?: No. NotePulse is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Analytics category, open-source options include Umami, Ackee and Tianji.
What are some alternatives to NotePulse?: Other SaaS products in the Analytics category include Notionlytics, Google Tag Manager and Adjust.