See your whole Notion workspace as a map
Notion shows you one page at a time, and a sidebar that only goes as deep as you've clicked. That's fine for working and useless for understanding. When you need to know how the whole workspace fits together, you need to see it all at once.
What the map shows
Flowtide draws every page and database in your workspace as a node, and every parent–child link as a line between them.
Big hubs stand out, long chains of nested pages become visible, and pages sitting on their own at the edge are easy to spot — the ones the sidebar never shows you.
Trace any page back to its root
Select a page and Flowtide traces the path from it up to the top of the workspace, so you can see exactly where it's filed and everything it sits under.
A table when you need one
On Pro, the same workspace is also available as a table, which is quicker when you're working through a cleanup page by page: when each page was last edited, whether it's filed under anything, and whether it shares a title with another.
Frequently asked questions
Does Notion have a graph view?
No. Notion has no built-in view of the whole workspace; you see it through the sidebar, one page at a time. Flowtide builds the map from your workspace structure through the official Notion API.
How many pages can the map show?
The free plan maps up to 100 pages. Pro maps an unlimited number.
Does the map change anything in Notion?
No. The map is read-only. The only change Flowtide ever makes to your workspace is archiving a page you've chosen to archive.
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