I built Restora because I lost part of a relational Notion setup once and learned the hard way that "backup" and "restore" are two very different things. Version history doesn't bring back deleted database rows, and every tool I tried could save a copy but couldn't put it back — re-importing an export rebuilds pages, but the relations between databases, rollups, and views just don't survive. You end up re-linking everything by hand, exactly when you can least afford it. So Restora focuses on the half everyone skips: it backs up your Notion databases and restores them with relations, rollups, and views reconnected. Your backup downloads straight to you — nothing's stored on my servers, and your Notion token never touches a database. I've tried hard to be honest about what it can't do (it can't recover data you never backed up; restore creates new databases so IDs change; never "100% lossless") — because a backup tool is only worth trusting if it's upfront about its limits. It's early access, and I'd genuinely love your feedback — especially from anyone who's hit the relational-restore wall. What's missing? What would make you trust it with your workspace?

Restora

The Notion backup that can actually put your data back

The Notion backup that can actually put your data back