Mimir vs Notion

Notion is a brilliant tool. Its flexibility means you can build almost any workflow — including product management — using databases, templates, and linked pages. Many PM teams use Notion for their feedback tracking, roadmap planning, and meeting notes.

The challenge with Notion for product management is that flexibility requires work. You build the system, you tag the feedback, you create the views, you do the synthesis. Mimir is purpose-built for one thing: turning raw customer feedback into ranked product recommendations. There's no system to build — paste your data and get answers.

Notion's strength is being the connective tissue of your entire team's knowledge. Product specs, meeting notes, company wiki, onboarding docs, project databases — it all lives in one place with beautiful formatting and flexible views.

For teams already deep in the Notion ecosystem, it's natural to want feedback tracking there too. And Notion AI can summarize documents and generate drafts. But summarizing a doc isn't the same as synthesizing patterns across 20 customer interviews and recommending product changes.

Mimir and Notion solve different problems and work well together. Mimir can import from Notion via our integrations, analyze what's there, and generate recommendations. Those recommendations come with specs you can bring back into Notion for your team's planning workflow.

Think of it this way: Notion is where your team organizes information. Mimir is where you figure out what that information means for your product. You don't need to choose — use Notion for collaboration and Mimir for product decisions.