Support

Overview

GPT2Notion helps users export important ChatGPT conversations to Notion for free, with optional Markdown backups.

This page provides the main support channel, basic troubleshooting steps, and the information users should include when reporting an issue.

Support channel

Please use the GitHub repository for bug reports, feature requests, and support questions:

• Repository

If GitHub Issues are enabled in the repository, open a new issue there and include the details below.

Before reporting a problem

1. Confirm that the extension is being used on a supported ChatGPT conversation page.
2. Confirm that Notion connection has completed successfully.
3. Confirm that the selected Notion destination is available.
4. Try the action again after reopening the ChatGPT page.
5. If using local export, confirm that the local save folder is configured.

What to include in a bug report

• what you tried to do
• what you expected to happen
• what actually happened
• whether the action was Save to Notion or Save locally
• the page type involved, such as normal chat, project, or group chat
• any visible error message
• screenshots if helpful

Common problem areas

Notion connection fails

Check whether the OAuth flow completed, whether the broker authorization window returned to the extension, and whether the extension still shows an active Notion connection.

Save to Notion fails

Check whether a destination page or database is available and whether the connected Notion workspace still has access.

Local export fails

Check whether a local export folder has been configured in extension settings. GPT2Notion saves local exports as Markdown.

Saved result is incomplete

Some conversations may contain images, diagrams, or edge-case layouts that are harder to reproduce exactly. Include the conversation type and visible symptoms when reporting the issue.

Product scope

• ChatGPT to Notion save flow
• structured conversation preservation
• optional local Markdown export

Future versions may expand beyond this scope, but the current release is focused on the Notion-first workflow.