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Shows a Notion to‑do list in a popup, styled like Apple Reminders. Configure your Notion token & database in Options. Notion Reminders — Chrome Extension This Chrome extension shows a Notion to‑do list in the popup and lets you add/check off items, styled after Apple Reminders. ## Quick start 1. **Create a Notion internal integration** - Go to **Settings & members → Integrations → Develop or manage integrations → + New integration**. - Copy the **Internal Integration Secret** (starts with `secret_…`). 2. **Prepare a Notion database (table)** - Use/Make a database with the following properties (you can rename them in Options): - **Name** (Title) - **Done** (Checkbox) - **Due** (Date, optional) - Open the database page → **… → Add connections** → share with your integration (Full Access). 3. **Install the extension (developer mode)** - Download and unzip this folder. - Open **chrome://extensions** → enable **Developer mode** → **Load unpacked** → select the folder. 4. **Configure the extension** - Right‑click the extension icon → **Options**. - Paste the Notion **Integration Token** and **Database ID**. - Database ID is the 32‑char part of the DB URL (without dashes), or copy from Share link (strip anything after `?`). - Click **Test Connection**, then **Save**. 5. **Use it** - Click the toolbar icon. Add reminders, set a due date, toggle completion. - Filters: **Today/Incomplete**, **All**, **Upcoming**, **Completed**. - Click **Open** to jump to the Notion page. ## Notes - The popup queries up to 50 items (adjustable in `popup.js` → `page_size`). - Property names default to `Name`, `Done`, `Due` but can be changed in **Options**. - For security, the Notion token is stored via `chrome.storage.sync`. Consider using a dedicated integration with least privileges. ## Manifest permissions - `storage` — store your token/database settings. - `host_permissions: https://api.notion.com/*` — call the Notion API from the popup.