Notion for internal wiki
If your internal wiki lives in Notion, Notework is a clearer home for it.
Keep team docs, policies, handbooks, and reference pages connected to the projects and structured work around them.
Engineering principles
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What we believe
Ship small. Show your work. Read other people's code more than you write your own.
Code review
- Approve when it's better than what's there
- Comment with intent, not nitpicks
- Disagree with reasoning, not authority
Note. If you disagree, edit it. The doc is the discussion.
The problem
Wikis in Notion get large before anyone decides how they are organized.
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Any page can nest under any other page, so the tree grows sideways and nobody is sure where a new doc belongs.
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Finding the current version of a policy means guessing at titles, because search rewards exact wording.
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Reference docs drift away from the projects they describe, and the two stop agreeing.
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Sharing one page outside the company turns into a question about what else that exposes.
How Notework fixes it
A wiki with a shape, and a way to find things in it.
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Pages live in projects, so the structure reflects how the team is actually organized instead of who created what first.
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Search combines exact matching with meaning, so a vague query still finds the right doc when you cannot remember its title.
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Results are trimmed to what you are allowed to see, so search stays useful without leaking private projects.
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On the Team plan, publish a single page read-only for people outside the workspace without opening anything else.
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