Notis
Notis turns voice notes, messages, emails, and shared files into tasks and actions across connected apps. Solo founders and operators can delegate work through messaging channels and review the results in Notis.
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Who it's for
- Solo founders who want to delegate follow-ups, notes, and routine work from messaging channels.
- Operators who need voice or email requests to update tools such as Notion, Gmail, calendars, or a CRM.
- Teams using integrations, MCP servers, or CLI tools to automate recurring work across their existing stack.
How it fits your workflow
Send a voice note, text, forwarded email, or photo through a supported channel. Notis can turn the input into items such as formatted notes, tasks, emails, meeting follow-ups, or CRM updates.
Notis acts across connected apps, including examples such as Gmail, Notion, Google Calendar, Slack, Linear, and GitHub. You can also set up scheduled tasks and triggers based on webhooks, integration events, or database changes.
Review and manage conversations and completed work in the Notis desktop app or web app. The desktop app is listed for macOS and Windows.
Pricing
Free: The page offers a free start, but does not specify the free plan's limits or included features.
The vendor doesn't publish prices. Check with Notis directly.
Prices checked on Oct 1, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.
Key features
- Messaging-based task delegation
- Send Notis a voice note, text, forwarded email, or shared photo through supported channels and ask it to complete work across connected tools.
- App integrations
- Connect Notis to more than 1,000 apps. Examples shown include Notion, Dropbox, Gmail, Google Calendar, Outlook, Linear, Slack, and GitHub.
- Automations and schedules
- Set up recurring schedules, one-time tasks, webhook calls, integration events, or database-change triggers to initiate actions.
- Transcription and multilingual support
- Transcribe voice into formatted notes; the page states support for 56 languages and claims 99% transcription accuracy.
- Document and image handling
- Share, analyze, edit, and organize documents such as PDF, Word, and Excel files. Notis can also transcribe, understand, and save images.
- Research and web tools
- The page describes web scraping, deep research, and browser use to access website content and interact with sites.
Works with
- Notion
- Dropbox
- Gmail
- Google Calendar
- Outlook
- Linear
- Slack
- GitHub
- MCP servers and CLI tools
- ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, and Notion AI
Getting started
- Start free from the Notis website.
- Send Notis a request by voice or text through a supported channel.
- Connect the relevant apps, or add an MCP server or CLI tool for additional capabilities.
- Review the completed work in Notis.
Frequently asked questions
Is Notis just a chatbot?
No. The page says Notis takes action inside connected tools, rather than only replying with text.
Do I need to use Notion?
No. The page says Notion is not required; it offers a Second Brain template in Notion for users who want it.
Who is Notis designed for?
The page identifies solo founders and operators who want to delegate work through channels such as Telegram, iMessage, WhatsApp, Slack, or email.
Do I need to switch tools to use Notis?
The page says Notis is designed to work with the systems users already use.
Does Notis support automations?
Yes. The page describes automations and more than 1,000 integrations, with examples including Slack, Notion, Google Drive, GitHub, Jira, and Linear.
Do I need to self-host anything?
No. The page describes Notis as cloud-based and managed.
Is my data used to train AI models?
The page states that personal data is not used to train large language models.
Can I connect multiple accounts?
Yes. The page says multiple accounts can be connected for the same integration, such as work and personal Gmail or calendars.