Home & My tasks

Your Home tab allows you to:

• Get answers to questions, research topics, and build databases with Notion AI.

• View your recently visited pages.

• Connect your calendar to see your upcoming events.

• See all of your tasks.

The Notion AI widget in Home has three components.

Notion AI can answer questions by searching across world knowledge, pages in your workspace that you have access to, and even apps like Slack or Google Drive. You can click 🌐 to turn on web search, as well as open the All sources dropdown menu to search specific sources.

Users on the Business and Enterprise Plans have access to multiple AI models — they can open the dropdown next to Ask and select from Notion AI, OpenAI's GPT, Anthropic's Claude, and Google's Gemini.

Notion AI can conduct analysis on more complex or open-ended queries. You could try creating a report on a project or exploring a hypothesis you have. When you’re in Research Mode, Notion AI can:

• Look at information across your workspace, connected apps, as well as search the web. You can open the All sources dropdown menu to narrow your search to specific sources. You can also click 🌐 to turn off web search.

• Find pages in databases.

• Identify whether a page is part of a database and query it.

• Filter and sort a database based on its properties. For example, you can ask Notion AI to look at all projects in a database that are due before a certain date and have a status of In progress.

• Read database pages within a page.

Once you enter your query, Notion AI will show you the sources that it’s using to gather insights and generate a report. You can click 👍🏼 or 👎🏼 to help Notion AI improve, or ask follow up questions to continue your research. Once Notion AI is done researching your query, you can Copy the information it’s provided or Save as page to keep the report in your workspace.

Give Notion AI a prompt to use to build you a database. You’ll see how Notion AI sets up the database based on the information you give it. You can turn specific elements of the database on or off, as well as give Notion AI further instructions to adjust your database.

View your 20 most recently visited pages. Scroll to the left to see more.

If you use Notion Calendar, you can see your schedule, join meetings, and access meeting docs and links using the Upcoming events widget in Home. If you haven’t already used Notion Calendar with Notion, you’re logged out of Notion Calendar, or you’re using the widget in a new or different Notion workspace, you can select Connect to Notion Calendar in the widget to set up your calendar.

To change what’s displayed in the Upcoming events widget, select ••• in your Upcoming events widget. From here, you can select:

• Calendars: Choose which calendars you want reflected in the widget. You can also have the widget reflect your Notion Calendar app.

• Include events: Choose how many days’ worth of events you want displayed. This can span from Today (1 day) to 1 week.

• All-day events: Toggle this on or off depending on whether you want all-day events to show in the widget.

• Events without participants: Toggle this on or off depending on whether you want events without participants, like a focus event or an out of office event, to show in the widget.

• Events without conferencing/location: Toggle this on or off depending on whether you want events that don’t have a conferencing link or a location to show in the widget.

My tasks shows all tasks assigned to you from all of the Task databases in your Notion workspace.

To see your assigned tasks in My tasks, you need to make sure that the databases containing those tasks are Notion Task databases.