Your Notion history,preserved in GitHub.
Snapshots that are readable, structured, and easy to audit. Automatic schedules with alerts when anything breaks.
Run backups daily or weekly with retry logic so the workflow stays calm.
Everything lands in your GitHub repo where commit history acts as your audit trail.
Scoped OAuth connections and encrypted tokens keep access tightly controlled.
Everything important, without the clutter
The workflow stays small: connect once, pick what to protect, and let it run.
Connect Notion through OAuth, without copy-paste token_v2 flows.
Backups are written directly into your GitHub repository.
Stable paths and normalized snapshots reduce noisy churn.
Get alerts when a run fails or an integration loses access.
Pause schedules, resume safely, and cancel active runs at checkpoints.
Connect. Scope. Schedule.
A short setup flow that gives you long-term confidence.
Use OAuth to connect Notion and install the GitHub App.
Choose pages or databases (roots) from your connected workspace. Share each with the integration.
Use daily, weekly, or manual runs and get alerted on failures or access issues.
Readable backups, predictable paths
Stable paths keep diffs clean. `manifest.json` tracks the latest snapshot state, and Git history preserves older versions.
- Deterministic naming to keep diffs meaningful
- Human-readable Markdown alongside machine-usable JSON
- Access-loss and failure events surfaced quickly
<pathPrefix>/
manifest.json
<root-name-or-id>/
<page-slug>-<pageId8>/
page.md
page.jsonConnection credentials are encrypted and revocable.
Backup content stays in your GitHub destination.
Safety net and audit trail first, with transparent limitations.
Simple pricing
One plan. Same features in trial and paid. No tier confusion.
- Daily, weekly, or manual backups
- Markdown + JSON snapshots committed to your repo
- Failure and access-loss email alerts
- Pause/resume schedules and cancel running jobs
Questions you should ask before trusting a backup tool
Straight answers so you can evaluate fit quickly.
Make your Notion history durable.
Connect Notion and GitHub in minutes, then rely on automatic snapshots, clean diffs, and alerts when something fails.
