Whiteboard to Notion — meeting notes and tasks in one paste.

## Why Notion is a natural destination for whiteboard output

Notion's block-based editor is forgiving about format — you can paste a block of plain text and reorganize it into headings, bullets, and checkboxes quickly. The BoardSnap export is already structured: summary paragraph first, then a bulleted task list. That structure maps directly to a Notion meeting notes page.

## Workflow: BoardSnap to Notion

For meeting notes:

1. Snap the board with BoardSnap at the end of the meeting
2. In Notion, open or create the meeting notes page for the session
3. Paste the BoardSnap export into the page body
4. The summary paragraph becomes the key takeaways section
5. Each action item can be converted to a Notion To-Do block (type /to-do on a blank line, or select the pasted text and use the block type picker)

For a tasks database: If your team uses a Notion task database, paste the action items and use Notion AI (if your plan includes it) to create database entries from the pasted text. Or manually create a new database entry per action item — fast with ⌘+Enter to create and open new entries.

## Notion + BoardSnap for recurring meetings

Create a Notion template for your recurring meeting type. After each session, BoardSnap's export fills in the "Board Summary" and "Action Items" blocks. Duplicate the template for the next session. Over time, you have a searchable Notion archive of every meeting's whiteboard output.

## Board image in Notion

The perspective-corrected whiteboard photo can also be exported from BoardSnap and embedded in Notion using the /image block. This gives the reader both the raw visual and the AI-structured interpretation on the same page.

## What BoardSnap doesn't do for Notion

No native Notion API integration — there's no automatic page creation or database entry. The paste step is manual. Notion AI can assist with formatting once the text is in a Notion page, but the bridge from BoardSnap to Notion is clipboard-based.