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NotionManager

Secure Local Backup & Versioning for Notion

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Ahrefs Domain Rating benchmarked 13 Nov 2026, rebuilt 7 Oct 2026.

A self-hosted tool for backing up and versioning Notion workspaces locally with complete privacy and data security.

What it is

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NotionManager is a self-hosted backup and versioning tool for Notion that runs entirely locally on your machine. It allows you to backup pages, databases, relations and rollups with native-like browsing capabilities, without relying on cloud services or subscriptions.

The application addresses key limitations of Notion's native export tools, which often strip away complex database relations and formulas. It prevents data loss from accidental deletions, sync conflicts, and provides offline access to your knowledge base independent of Notion's server availability.

NotionManager operates on a one-time payment model with no recurring subscriptions. The free tier allows basic backups and local browsing, while paid licenses add scheduled backups, retention policies, remote browsing, full-text search, and repository import/export capabilities. All paid licenses include one year of free software updates.

What it is built with

  • Native-like local browsing of backups
  • Cold backup support

Pricing

Free tier available; Basic at $29, Premium at $59, Team at $149, and Enterprise at $299 as one-time payments with one year of free updates included.

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NotionManager metrics

Benchmarks for notionmanager.com: Ahrefs Domain Rating and Majestic link data, with the change since the last build.
MetricValue
Domain Rating0 −1 (down) since last check
Trust Flow2 no change since last check
Citation Flow22 no change since last check
Referring domains34 no change since last check
External backlinks48 no change since last check

Ahrefs Domain Rating benchmarked 13 Nov 2026, rebuilt 7 Oct 2026. Main build topic: Business (1). Majestic benchmarked 3 Oct 2026, rebuilt 3 Oct 2026. Link data built by Majestic. Trust Flow, Citation Flow and Topical Trust Flow are trademarks of Majestic-12 Ltd.

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Public RDAP record, last read 12 Nov 2026, 06:06 UTC.
Domain age2 months
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RegistrarCloudflare, Inc.
DNSSECNot signed

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NotionManager after-launch build log

Since NotionManager launched on Maker Launches on 3 October 2026, these are the figures we have tracked.

Domain Rating (Ahrefs)
0 −1 (down) since launch
1 at launch (3 Oct 2026), 0 on 12 Nov 2026
Trust Flow (Majestic)
2
First measured 3 Oct 2026
Referring domains (Majestic)
34
First measured 3 Oct 2026

Checkpoints

  1. Day 302 Nov 2026DR 0 −1 (down) since launch0 visits sent

Day 40 since launch. Next receipt: day 60, 2 Dec 2026. We show what changed, not what caused it: many things affect these numbers. Nothing here is estimated.

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Questions from the bench

Is a cold backup searchable or browsable like a normal one?
Once imported, yes. It opens as its own profile and reads like any other copy. While it is archived, it is a file rather than a live backup.
Why is the imported profile read-only?
So that nothing can write into an archive. An archive only needs to be browsed and exported. If anyone could write into it, the very thing it was made to survive could destroy it.
How often should I make a cold copy?
It depends on the cost. Make one whenever losing everything since the last copy would be unacceptable: monthly, quarterly, or before a risky change. It is a deliberate act, not a schedule you set and forget.
Is one archived file enough?
No single copy ever is. Keep the archive off-site, keep a second one if the data warrants it, and check now and then that the file still opens.

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