Infograph

Ask your Notion data anything.

Infograph is an AI analyst for your business data. Connect Notion, pick the databases to share, and each one becomes a live table in your private Infolake: pages as rows, properties as columns, synced on a schedule so it never goes stale.

Then just ask. "Which projects slipped this quarter?" "Tasks closed per owner, by week?" "Pipeline by stage and value?" Infograph writes the SQL, shows its work, and turns the answer into a dashboard, a report or a chart you can publish with a link.

Notion is one source of many. Join your Notion CRM to Stripe revenue, your content calendar to Google Analytics, your tracker to GitHub commits. Google Sheets, Excel, Shopify, Jira, QuickBooks and plain files all live in the same Infolake.

Read only. Infograph sees only the databases you choose, and you can change or revoke access in Notion at any time.

Free to start, with one connection and a starter Infolake. Paid plans add connections, storage, faster syncs and the most capable models.

1. Create a free account at app.infograph.ai and sign in.

2. Open Infolake from the sidebar and choose Connect, then Notion.

3. Notion opens its authorization window. Pick the workspace, then select the pages and databases you want Infograph to see and choose Allow access. Infograph can only read what you select here.

4. Back in Infograph, choose which of the shared databases to sync and how often. A first sync starts straight away; most databases finish in under a minute.

5. Start a chat and ask a question about your data. Infograph queries the synced tables, explains what it found, and can build a dashboard, report or chart from the answer that you can publish and share.

Adding or removing databases later

In Notion, open Settings, then Connections, find Infograph and use Access selected pages to change what is shared. New databases appear in Infograph on the next sync; removed ones stop syncing.

Disconnecting

Remove Infograph under Settings, then Connections in Notion, or delete the connection in Infolake. Either stops syncing immediately, and deleting the connection in Infograph removes the synced tables as well.

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