In this video I’m breaking down why the latest Notion Automations update is honestly amazing, especially if you’ve been relying on third-party tools for basic workflows. I walk through the new repeating/frequency-based triggers and how they let you run automations on a schedule—so you can handle recurring tasks, daily resets, and other “set it and forget it” actions directly inside Notion. I also show a super practical use case: automatically moving unfinished tasks to “Today” (or pushing overdue items forward) so your task database stays clean without you babysitting it. The big takeaway is that Notion is getting much more capable natively, which can replace tools like Make.com or Zapier for simpler automations. That said, I share my concerns around stability and why you should test your setup, monitor what’s firing, and make sure it’s reliable before you fully depend on it.