Frequently asked questions

Make with Notion is Notion’s annual conference. We’re planning a day of keynotes, demos, and intimate conversations about the tools of tomorrow with the people who shape them. Learn practical ways to enter the next era of building for work and life over good vibes and good coffee. If you aren’t able to make it to San Francisco, we’ll be livestreaming all sessions.

Make with Notion is geared toward builders who use Notion in their daily work and lives—or are thinking about doing so!—and are eager to meet with like-minded folks to learn about the tools of tomorrow.

Make with Notion is about elevating the way you work. Attendees will get together with experts and like-minded Notion users to learn how to build smarter and faster.

Please see the Agenda for Stage 1 information. Stage 2 will provide a detailed look at Notion’s newest features. Tactical demos, tips and tricks, and optimized workflows will put the power of Notion in your team’s hands. Stay tuned for Stage 2 agenda updates this summer.

Yes! We’ll be serving a selection of breakfast bites and lunch, as well as coffee, snacks, and treats throughout the day to keep you fueled and happy.

If you register for either the livestream (free!) or request an invite to the event in San Francisco, you’ll be the first to get the latest announcements and news! You can always visit makewithnotion.com leading up to the event for updates as well.

Notion is committed to cultivating a diverse and inclusive culture, whether we are in the office or offsite. You can review our Code of Conduct here. Additionally, Fort Mason, our venue, is ADA-compliant and the livestream videos will offer closed captioning.

Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture is located at 2 Marina Boulevard in San Francisco, California.

Public transportation, including Muni buses and historic streetcars, provides easy access to Fort Mason. Additionally, rideshare services like Waymo, Uber, and Lyft are widely available in San Francisco.

The venue itself offers paid parking at an hourly rate, but it may be limited. You may wish to arrive early to secure parking, especially during peak times or events.

Yes, Fort Mason strives to be accessible to individuals with varying abilities. The venue is designed to accommodate wheelchair users and individuals with mobility impairments. There are accessible entrances, ramps, and elevators to facilitate movement throughout the venue.

Yes, Fort Mason provides accommodations for attendees with special needs. This may include reserved seating areas, accessible restrooms, and assistance for individuals with sensory sensitivities. We can provide additional accommodations upon request to ensure all attendees can fully participate in the event.

Yes, Fort Mason typically provides designated parking spaces for disabled attendees. These spaces are located close to accessible entrances and are clearly marked with signage. Additionally, there are accessible entrances with ramps and elevators to facilitate entry for disabled attendees. It’s recommended that disabled attendees arrive early to secure parking in these designated spaces.

Yes, service animals are typically allowed at Fort Mason in San Francisco. Service animals, as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), are dogs of any breed or size that are trained to perform a task directly related to a person’s disability.

Attending the livestream is free—just hit the “Register” button, then “Join virtually.” If you’re interested in coming in-person in San Francisco, kindly submit your information using the “Sign up for news” button and we will get back to you as soon as we can.

The ticket price to attend the in-person event in San Francisco is $249 USD.

Yes, all onstage sessions, including a keynote from Notion Cofounder and CEO Ivan Zhao, will be livestreamed for virtual attendees who are unable to join us in person.

The livestream link will be provided closer to the event date. Please register for the livestream and check your email for updates.

Yes, virtual attendees will need to register separately. You may do so by clicking “More” in the navigation bar then “Join virtually.”

To access the livestream, you will need a device with Internet connectivity, such as a computer, tablet, or smartphone with a modern web browser.

Yes, all livestream registrants will receive an email with the recorded livestream as soon as it’s available after the event. You can also check back here to see where the livestream videos will be posted.