Notion sync

Notion is Ogma's canonical store: the local app is the recorder and processing engine, but the finished notes and transcripts live in a Notion "Meetings" database you can read anywhere. Sync is optional — leave the Notion settings empty to keep everything local.

Connect your workspace

1. Create an internal integration at notion.so/my-integrations and copy its token.
2. Paste the token into Settings → Notion token in Ogma.
3. In Notion, share a page with your integration (page ••• menu → Connections → your integration). This is the page Ogma can create the database under.

Create or link the Meetings database

Two options in Settings:

• Create — paste the URL of the page you shared with the integration and click Create database. Ogma creates a Meetings database inside it with the right schema and links it automatically.
• Link existing — paste the ID (or URL) of an existing Meetings database into the Notion database ID field. Ogma accepts a full Notion URL and extracts the ID for you.

What gets synced

For each processed meeting, Ogma creates a page in the database containing:

• title, date, and duration
• the structured notes — TL;DR, summary, key points, decisions, action items, open questions
• attendees (the renamed speakers)
• the full speaker-labeled transcript

Sync happens automatically at the end of the pipeline, and can be retried from the meeting detail view if it fails.