Notion is a good place for your team to write. When readers need the pages, PageBow turns them into a public site with a template, categories, search, and a URL for every page.
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What readers get from a PageBow site
A site built for people outside your team, with navigation and search across the collection.
A site that matches the job
Pick Help Center, FAQs, Release Notes, Policies, or Documents. Each template arranges the banner, navigation, and categories for that kind of content.
Search and categories
Readers browse categories or search the collection, and related pages appear under each article.
Your own domain
Publish the site on your own domain and give every page its own URL, so a link goes straight to the right page.
How to move your public pages from Notion
Start with the pages other people already read.
1. List the pages you already share
Help articles, policies, a changelog, and a blog are the usual candidates.
2. Create a collection per kind of page
Use Help Center for support articles, Policies for terms and privacy, and Release Notes for updates.
3. Paste the content and tidy it
Copy each page in, delete internal comments and owner notes, and check the headings.
4. Replace the Notion link
Publish the collection and update the links in your app, your footer, and your emails.
PageBow and a published Notion page
Notion holds your team's working notes. PageBow publishes the pages your readers use, with templates for help centers, FAQs, changelogs, and policies.
Internal team workspace
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A blog on your site
Help, FAQ, changelog, and policy templates
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A blog on your site
Included with the other DataBorders apps
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A blog on your site
Readers can open a public page
Internal team workspace
Help, FAQ, changelog, and policy templates
Included with the other DataBorders apps
Notion and public pages FAQ
Moving reader-facing pages to their own site.
Yes, Notion can share a page. PageBow adds a template, categories, search, navigation, and a URL for every page, which helps when readers need a whole site.
Copy the text into the document editor or paste markdown into the markdown editor, then check the headings and links. The preview shows how each page will read.
Publish the pages written for other people, such as help articles, policies, and a changelog. Working notes can stay in Notion with the team.
Yes. Paste your notes into the AI prompt bar and ask for an article. PageBow returns a structured draft that you edit before publishing.