Notion

Notion brand colours

Extracted from the artwork and ranked by how much of the mark each covers — not from a brand book, so treat them as observed rather than official.

Notion is a blocks-and-databases workspace that teams use as a wiki, a spec repository, a lightweight project tracker and a public documentation site, often all at once. The developer-relevant parts are the API, which exposes pages and database rows as structured objects, and the increasingly common pattern of treating a Notion database as a headless CMS for a marketing site. That works until it does not: the API is rate-limited, block-level content is awkward to render faithfully, and versioning is nothing like Git. It competes with Confluence in larger organisations, Obsidian and Craft for individuals who want local files, Coda on the database-y end, and with the plain Markdown-in-the-repo approach that most engineering teams eventually revert to for anything that must stay in sync with code.