Aldus + Notion: Draft and plan your newsletter inside Notion
Write and outline your newsletter issues in Notion, then sync the finished draft into Aldus for AI rewriting, image generation, and automated sending. Notion becomes your editorial calendar and Aldus handles delivery.
Start free →What You Can Do with Notion + Aldus
- Use Notion as your newsletter editorial calendar
- Import markdown-formatted drafts directly from Notion pages
- Keep an archive of published issues in a searchable Notion database
- Collaborate with co-writers in Notion before publishing via Aldus
How the Integration Works
Connect your Notion workspace
Authorize Aldus to read from specific Notion databases or pages via Notion's official API.
Pick your draft database
Point Aldus at a Notion database where you store newsletter drafts. Each row becomes a draft in Aldus.
Sync or import
Drafts sync one-way (Notion → Aldus) when you mark a row as Ready. Aldus handles the rest — AI enhancement, image generation, and scheduling.
Publish
Write in Notion, publish in Aldus. No copy-pasting, no format translation.
Why Notion Works Better with Aldus
Set Up in Under 5 Minutes
- Install the Aldus integration from the Notion marketplace
- Select which Notion workspace and database to connect
- Map Notion properties (Title, Status, Tags) to Aldus fields
- Mark a row as Ready in Notion — it appears as a draft in Aldus instantly
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Notion sync one-way or two-way?
One-way by default (Notion → Aldus). Two-way sync (write-back of publish metadata to Notion) is available on paid Aldus plans.
Does it import Notion embeds and databases?
Yes for standard blocks (headings, paragraphs, lists, images, code, quotes). Complex Notion-native blocks like databases and synced blocks are flattened to their content.
Can I use Notion AI to draft and Aldus to polish?
Absolutely. Many creators use Notion AI for first drafts and then let Aldus's AI polish the result, add images, and handle distribution.