Send your reviews back to Notion

Push how often you got each card right back into your Notion database.

Review export writes your Anki review history into a Notion database. After a study session, each card's row updates with the date you studied and how many reviews it has — visible right next to your notes in Notion.

Plan: Available to Auto Sync subscribers and Lifetime members. The feature lives in the Ankify dashboard.

What you'll see in Notion

Each card 2anki originally made from your Notion page maps to one row in the database you pick. After a sync runs, two properties update:

Notion stays your source of truth for the question and answer. 2anki only writes those two numbers — it never touches your card content.

Turning it on

  1. Make sure the source page is already syncing through Auto Sync — see How sync works.
  2. Pick a destination database. You have two options:
    • Use an existing database that already has the right shape (a Date date-typed property and a Reviews number-typed property).
    • Let 2anki create a fresh database for you from the Ankify dashboard. It comes pre-set with the right shape.
  3. From the Ankify dashboard, open the page's settings and turn on Export reviews to Notion.
  4. Pick the destination database.
  5. After your next Anki study session, the database rows fill in on the next sync cycle.

Required Notion properties

The database needs these properties. Names must match exactly. Types in parentheses.

PropertyType
DateDate
ReviewsNumber

You can have other properties on the database too — 2anki only writes the two above. The Ankify dashboard shows a green check next to databases that already have the right shape, so you can pick one without guessing.

If a property is missing or the wrong type, the sync skips that row silently. The Ankify dashboard run log shows which rows updated and which didn't.

Limits

If a row isn't updating, see When sync gets stuck.