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Connect Notion via OAuth and describe what you want to build in chat. Rocket reads your pages, databases, and wikis as source material and can write generated content back into your workspace.
Notion is a workspace-level connector. Connect it once from Settings and it is available across all tasks.

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What you can do

Build from PRDs and specs

Link a product requirements document in Rocket. Rocket reads feature lists, user stories, and acceptance criteria, then builds exactly what was specced.

Sync databases as app data

A product catalog database becomes a storefront. A contacts database becomes a CRM. A job listings database becomes a careers page.

Replace placeholder content

Replace lorem ipsum with real copy pulled from your brand guidelines, product docs, or culture pages in Notion.

Build from wiki content

Turn internal knowledge into functional tools. Onboarding wikis become checklist apps. Support docs become searchable help centers.

Add pages from Notion content

Use Notion pages as source material for changelogs, roadmaps, about pages, and FAQs.

Write back to Notion

Push generated landing page copy, campaign briefs, project docs, social copy banks, and client handoffs back into your workspace.

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Before you connect

Notion uses OAuth, so no API key is required. You authorize Rocket through Notion’s login flow and choose which pages and databases to share.
Rocket can only read pages you explicitly grant access to during the OAuth flow. It cannot access your entire workspace unless you select all pages.

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Connect Notion

You can connect from three places. All do the same thing.Option 1: From chatType a prompt that references a Notion page or database, for example Read my PRD at [NOTION_URL] and build the described app. Rocket detects the intent and shows a Connect button inline. Click it to open the authorization flow.
Chat showing a Connect button inline after a Notion prompt.Chat showing a Connect button inline after a Notion prompt.
Option 2: From the Connectors tabClick the ... button in the preview toolbar, then select Connectors.
Toolbar dropdown with Connectors option highlighted.Toolbar dropdown with Connectors option highlighted.
Click the Notion card, then click Connect with Notion.
Connectors panel showing the Notion card with a Connect with Notion button.Connectors panel showing the Notion card with a Connect with Notion button.
Option 3: From workspace Settings

Connect from workspace Settings

Connect once from Settings and it is available across all tasks.
After clicking Connect with NotionNotion’s authorization screen opens. Select the workspace you want to connect, review the permissions, check I recognize and trust this URL, and click Continue.
Notion MCP authorization screen showing workspace selection and permission list.
A green dot appears next to Notion when the connection is active.Disconnect

Disconnect a service

Disconnect or switch accounts from workspace Settings.

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Example prompts

Replace [NOTION_URL] with the link to your Notion page or database.

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Read from Notion

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Write back to Notion

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Tips

  • Select only what Rocket needs. During the OAuth flow, share only the pages and databases relevant to your task. Focused context produces better results.
  • Paste Notion URLs directly in chat. Linking to a specific page or database gives Rocket exact context. Vague references may pull the wrong content.
  • Write-back is structured. Rocket writes back as Notion pages with proper headings, code blocks, and tables - not plain text.
  • Database relations are supported. Rocket understands linked databases and can use related records as context.
  • Generated docs are drafts. Treat content Rocket writes to Notion as starting points. Review and refine before sharing externally.