Adam Wolsey

NotionGitBackup - Number 1 solution for Notion backups to GitHub

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Back up Notion to GitHub with reliable scheduling, run logs, and alerts.

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Adam Wolsey
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 Maker here. I built Notion Git Backup because I specifically wanted my Notion knowledge base backed up to GitHub not just “a copy somewhere”, but Git-style history I can browse, diff, and audit over time (like code). The problem: the existing “Notion → GitHub backup” options I tried were… rough: Manual exports are easy to forget and produce big zip files that aren’t diff-friendly. Many DIY scripts rely on token_v2 / cookie hacks (high risk, brittle, and not something I’d recommend for a team). Outputs are often noisy (diffs change everywhere even when you edit one paragraph), which makes Git history basically useless. Most setups have no monitoring — the backup silently fails and you only find out when you actually need it. There are good backup solutions to other destinations (S3/Drive/etc), but I wanted the “Git repo as the source of truth” workflow: versioned, inspectable, and owned by the user. So I built Notion Git Backup: ✅ Backs up pages/databases to your GitHub repo (private by default) ✅ Exports as readable Markdown + JSON with clean, deterministic diffs ✅ Runs on a schedule ✅ Sends failure alerts ✅ OAuth-only (no token_v2 / cookie copying) I’d love your feedback: What’s your biggest hesitation before trying it (permissions, pricing, onboarding, other)? What would make this a “must-have” for your Notion setup? I’ll be around in the comments answering everything.