Pages that live next to the work they’re about.
Notion is a flexible canvas for docs, wikis and databases. Current’s Pages are narrower on purpose: pages live inside the product and project they’re about, beside the chat and the work, and the decision log writes itself.
Where Current is different
- Pages where the work is
- Every product and project has its own Pages folder. A page opens beside the project’s chat and linked work, not in another app.
- A decision log nobody has to keep
- Each project’s decisions are a page that rewrites itself whenever one is confirmed, edited or overturned.
- Context agents can read
- Pages, decisions and meeting notes feed straight into every agent working on the project.
Where Notion is good
- A blank canvas for almost any doc, wiki or database.
- Templates and a big community around them.
- Great for company-wide handbooks.
Together
Paste a Notion page into a project and it becomes linked work, named by its title. With the workspace connector, new pages, edits and comments under it flow into the project.
| Notion | ||
|---|---|---|
| Team chat, organised by project | Yes | Partly Comments |
| Linked PRs, issues and docs, live in the project | Yes GitHub, Linear, Notion | Partly Synced databases |
| Decisions as their own record, with a source | Yes | Partly By hand |
| Meeting notes into decisions and issues | Yes | Yes AI meeting notes |
| Customer signals routed to the right project | Yes Intercom, Gong | No |
| Coding agents on their own branch | Yes Sandboxed worktrees | No |
| Live previews with comments pinned to elements | Yes | No |
| One timeline across every tool | Yes | No |
| Bring your own AI: Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode | Yes | No |