Notionatic

Notionatic is a term that describes an excessive or obsessive fascination with the productivity and note-taking application Notion. Individuals who identify as "notionatic" often dedicate significant time and effort to organizing their digital lives within the platform, creating elaborate databases, intricate linked pages, and custom templates. This can range from a deep appreciation for Notion's flexibility and power to a more consuming behavior where the act of building and refining their Notion workspace becomes a primary focus.

The appeal of Notion lies in its ability to consolidate various tools into one centralized location, serving as a personal wiki, task manager, project tracker, CRM, and more. For a notionatic, this versatility offers a seemingly endless landscape for customization and optimization. They might spend hours exploring different Notion features, experimenting with formulas, and engaging with online communities to share tips and discover new workflows.

While a passion for Notion can lead to highly efficient and well-organized personal or professional systems, the notionatic tendency can also, in some cases, verge on procrastination or a form of "productivity theater" where the focus shifts from doing the work to organizing the work. The term is generally used informally and can be applied both positively to acknowledge a user's mastery of the tool, and sometimes humorously to describe an overzealous engagement with the application.