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Password protect Notion pages with Notaku

Notaku lets you create website from Notion pages and add a password to restrict access
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Tommy
Sometimes you want to share a Notion page to some people without making the page public or adding them as guest.
It would be cool to simply password protect the Notion page and send them the link.
With Notaku you can do exactly that.

Creating a website with Notaku

Notaku is a Notion to website converter, it can create docs, blog, changelog and single page websites.
If you want to keep your site layout simple then the single page sites are the best option in this case.
To create your first site
  • share the Notion page url (it’s safe to share the page to the public but remember to not share the link with anyone)
  • create a website from your Notion url
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  • Add a password to your site
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End result

Your Notion page now has a website and you need a password to access the site.
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Other benefits

Notaku has other benefits compared to using Notion alone
  • Faster loading speed
  • Dark mode
  • Faster loading images (Notaku has a faster CDN on top of the Notion one)
  • Custom domains
  • Custom logo, header links and footer
  • Server side rendering

What else can you do with Notaku?

Notaku can do much more, it can build a dcoumentation website for your company, all from Notion pages.
You can also build a blog website, using a Notion database for the blog posts entries.
You can also build a changelog website to keep you users updated, the logs are managed by a Notion table database and you put tags, version and date on the database properties.
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Notaku is a good GitBook alternative if you already use and love Notion, it publishes a documentation website from Notion pages
Notion alone is not great to build user facing websites, to load a page it will need to download a 6Mb script, this can take many seconds on low end devices.
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