Line Chart Widget for Notion
The Line Chart Widget is the go-to option for visualizing trends, patterns, and progression over time in your Notion workspace. Whether you’re tracking habits, performance, growth metrics, or daily logs — a line chart makes it easy to spot spikes, drops, or consistency in your data.
Blocky’s integration allows you to link directly to a Notion database, choose your fields, and embed a responsive, elegant chart into any Notion page.
✅ Use Cases
- 📈 Progress Over Time: Track goal completions, habit streaks, or performance metrics.
- 📅 Daily Logs: Plot daily mood, check-ins, or energy levels.
- 📊 Financial Tracking: Show revenue, expenses, or transactions month-by-month.
- 📚 Study Logs: Track hours studied or completed chapters per day/week.
- ⚙️ Engineering Dashboards: View issues opened vs. closed across sprints.
🎨 Line Chart Variants
Blocky supports multiple visual styles under the line chart type:
1. Single Line
- Track one metric over time.
- Clean and minimal.
2. Multi-Line
- Compare multiple metrics or categories.
- Great for team tracking or multi-habit dashboards.
3. Smooth Curves
- Rounded line edges for a flowing feel.
- Perfect for softer or more aesthetic layouts.
4. Sharp Angles
- Linear points connected with hard edges.
- Useful for highlighting sudden changes or spikes.
All variants support:
- Data point markers
- Tooltips on hover
- Custom color for each line
- Toggle area under the line
⚙️ Customization Options
- Select Notion database and fields (X = date, Y = value)
- Pick line color, thickness, and shape
- Toggle legends, grid, tooltips, and markers
- Adjust label font, axis spacing, and layout padding
- Supports light and dark backgrounds
🔁 Auto-Updates
Your line chart auto-syncs with your Notion database. Every update to your values is reflected in real time — no need to rebuild or refresh.
🧩 How to Add to Notion
- In Blocky, choose the Line Chart widget.
- Connect your Notion database and select a date or time field.
- Choose value fields and styling preferences.
- Preview your chart and copy the embed link.
- Paste it into your Notion page using
/embed.
Now you can see the big picture — one point at a time.