❓ Why Discord?
Unlike Zoom or Google Meet,
Discord allows unlimited meeting time!
It's the place where collaboration continues
even after meetings with chats, announcements, and file sharing.
That’s why we chose Discord.
🚀 So how do we install the Discord bot?
Notipy works without a separate server—
just invite the bot and you're ready to go.
1️⃣ Invite the Discord Bot
Click "Invite Bot" on the homepage main screen!
2️⃣ Set Admin Role
Assign an admin role (select NotiPy) to the invited bot to use commands.
3️⃣ Register Notion Token
Generate a Notion token from your workspace and register it with the bot.
4️⃣ Link Your Database
Select the Notion database to link and connect it to a Discord channel.
5️⃣ Use various commands!
Notipy offers a range of commands for different features. Try them out!
/help Shows commonly used commands./setup set-admin-role Sets the admin role./setup view Displays current configuration./setup webhook Sets current channel to receive webhooks./ticket create Creates a ticket./ping Checks the bot’s response speed.🎉 Ready to use it smartly?
Notipy is more than a notifier — it's a productivity booster for your team.
🚨 When unexpected issues arise
Report bugs or urgent tasks on Notion,
and Notipy will automatically create a thread on Discord
so your team can respond and resolve quickly.
✨ GitHub commit alerts are also supported — stay on top of code changes in real time!
📋 When task assignment is needed
Got a new project? Just register it on Notion.
It will be instantly shared to Discord,
so everyone knows what to do at a glance 🔎
🙋♀️ When a new member joins
A new teammate can simply enter their GitHub profile URL,
and Notipy will summarize their activity and tech stack using LLMs.
The summary can be viewed through Discord commands!
Quickly understand each other's strengths and make smarter project placements 🙌🏻