Notion 3.4, part 1
By Steven Van ·
This month, we have a champagne problem: our engineers are shipping faster than ever, which means Notion 3.4 has too much to cover in a single email.
Notion's March update packs in several changes at once, starting with a new dashboard view for databases: charts, KPIs, and metrics combined into one view instead of a page of linked views, with the option to ask Notion Agent to build and update it. It's available on Business and Enterprise plans.
- A redesigned sidebar, opt-in for now, organised into four tabs for pages, agent chats, meetings, and notifications, with each section toggleable.
- A presentation mode that turns a page into a slideshow without rebuilding it, triggered with ⌘+opt+P on Mac or Ctrl+alt+P on Windows. It's in beta for everyone on Plus, Business, and Enterprise.
- A "tabs" block for organising content into clickable sections instead of subpages.
- In-page generation of images, charts, slides, and diagrams by asking the agent, so visuals stay attached to the page they're built for.
- Archived pages: old pages can be marked archived instead of deleted, staying accessible but hidden from search by default, which the release notes say improves AI responses.
- Smaller additions: H4 headers, a Markdown Content API for tools to read and write Notion directly, and SDK improvements including automatic retries and Meeting Notes support.
Full details are in the Notion 3.4 release notes, which the team says is only part one of this month's changes.
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