Ferryquill: save emails from Gmail™ to Notion

Open an email, pick a Notion database, click Save. The subject, sender, date, a link back to the message and the full body land as a tidy Notion page. No subscription.

What it does

• Clean pages: paragraphs, headings, lists, links, quotes and code come across as real Notion blocks, not a pasted blob. Quoted reply history is left out unless you want it.
• Fills your columns: title, date, sender, recipients, a Gmail link, tags and a status. Ferryquill matches columns by name and type, and you can change the mapping per database.
• Pick the database on every save, so invoices, client mail and reading can go to different places.
• Pro: unlimited saves and attachments uploaded straight into Notion (up to your Notion plan's file size).

Set up in two minutes

1. Go to notion.so/profile/integrations, click New integration and keep the type Internal. Copy its secret (it starts with ntn_).
2. Open each database you want to save into, click ••• > Connections and add your integration.
3. Open any email in Gmail, click the Ferryquill icon in the right-hand side panel, paste the secret and click Connect.

Free and Pro

Free: 30 saves a month with every column and the full email text; attachment names are listed on the page. Ferryquill Pro is a one-time $24 (no subscription): unlimited saves and attachments uploaded into Notion. Pro is bought from inside the add-on.

Private by design

There is no Ferryquill server. The add-on can only read the email you have open, and only when you use it. It sends that email straight from Google's Apps Script to the Notion API with your own integration secret, so your mail never passes through us. The only other outside request is checking a Pro license key with Gumroad. Read the privacy policy and terms.

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Gmail™ is a trademark of Google LLC. Notion is a trademark of Notion Labs, Inc. Ferryquill is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google or Notion.