Blocky builds widgets for Notion without code. You pick a Widget type and a template, change the widget in the Blocky editor, and publish it. Then you paste its Embed link into a Notion page, where the widget shows and runs. These docs explain each step, and how to manage your account and your plan.
Build your first widget
- In the dashboard, click Create widget, and choose the widget that you want to build. If the widget takes Notion data, choose the Notion database too.
- Change the widget in the editor. The Editor tour shows the parts of the editor.
- Click Save to publish the widget.
- Copy an Embed link of the widget, and paste it into a Notion page, as Embed a widget in Notion explains.
The sections of these docs
Account
The Account pages explain your account settings: how to change your name, your email address, and your password, and how to delete your account.
Dashboard
The dashboard holds your widgets, your Editor drafts, and your widget codes. These pages explain Editor drafts, widget codes, and Embed links, and how to delete items from the dashboard.
Editor
The editor is where you build and change a widget. Start with the Editor tour, which explains the header, the canvas, the Edit and Interact modes, and zoom. The other Editor pages explain how to work with Elements, change settings, switch templates and import codes, and save and publish a widget.
Widgets
The Widgets pages describe the Widget types in each category: charts, timers, study widgets, and misc widgets.
Notion
Charts, flashcards, and quotes can show data from a Notion database. These pages explain how to connect Notion to Blocky, use Notion data in a widget, and view your Notion connections.
Embeds
An Embed is a widget in a Notion page, delivered through its public or private Embed link. These pages explain how to embed a widget in Notion and what you can do from a private Embed.
Billing
Subscription plans and limits lists the widget, chart, and Notion record limits of each plan, and explains how to upgrade, manage, or cancel your plan.