Nautomate
Nautomate is a macOS app that adds Notion actions to Apple Shortcuts so you can build automated workflows for pages, databases, and workspace tasks.
What is Nautomate?
Nautomate is a productivity and automation app for macOS that connects Notion with Apple Shortcuts. It helps users build no-code workflows that create pages, update database entries, search content, and move information between Notion and other apps or system actions. This makes it useful for people who manage notes, wikis, task systems, CRMs, or personal databases in Notion and want faster repeatable processes. The app includes a large set of Shortcuts actions, plus examples and tutorials that help users assemble automations for everyday work. Nautomate is designed for Apple users who rely on Shortcuts on Mac, iPhone, or iPad and want deeper control over their Notion workspace. It was created by Alex Hay and is now maintained by Snailed It Development Ltd.
Key features
- Create Notion pages and database entries from Apple Shortcuts
- Update properties and modify existing database records automatically
- Search Notion databases and pages inside automation workflows
- Add rich content blocks to pages as part of repeatable tasks
- Convert database content to formats such as CSV, Markdown tables, or JSON
- Work with multiple Notion workspaces in one automation setup
- Use built-in examples and tutorials to learn common workflow patterns
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
Nautomate is legitimate automation software for working with Notion through Apple Shortcuts. Its access to your Notion content is central to what it does, so only connect workspaces you intend to automate and review what each shortcut will change before running it on important databases or pages. If you no longer use Nautomate, removing it mainly affects those automation actions and any shortcuts that depend on them.
Recommendation: Keep Nautomate if you use Notion with Apple Shortcuts or rely on automations it provides. If you do not use those workflows anymore, you can remove it, but expect related shortcuts to stop working until you replace or edit those actions.
Common paths
/Applications/Nautomate.app
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