A second little extension

JotLog quietly files what you read.

Every useful page you open ends up in a Notion database - title, link, date and how long you spent there. No copy-pasting, no forgotten tabs, no “I found this great article somewhere last week”.

A JotLog database of logged pages inside Notion
1

Connect a database

Point JotLog at any Notion database. It creates the columns it needs and leaves the rest alone.

2

Browse like normal

Nothing to remember. Pages you actually spend time on get logged; the noise doesn't.

3

Find it again in seconds

Filter by date, domain or category. Your research trail lives where your notes already are.

You choose what gets logged.

Block the domains you'd rather not record, categorise the ones you keep, and pause the whole thing with one click when you'd rather not be tracked.

· Category rules and a domain block-list· One-click pause whenever you want it off· Tracking happens locally in your browser
A JotLog productivity dashboard in Notion

Built with trust in mind

JotLog is built by the team behind JotLayer. Your activity is tracked locally and only talks to the specific Notion workspace you connect.

Stop losing good links.

JotLog is free to try and takes about a minute to connect.

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