Engineering teams love Notion for internal docs, runbooks, and technical specs. But Notion has no awareness of your codebase. DocsCanary connects the two — detecting stale Notion content the moment your GitHub code evolves.
Notion is flexible and collaborative, which makes it a popular home for runbooks, architecture decision records, onboarding guides, and internal API references. The problem is that Notion pages are disconnected from your version control system. When an engineer merges a PR that changes an endpoint, renames a service, or deprecates a flag, Notion has no way to surface which pages just became inaccurate.
The gap widens with every sprint. DocsCanary watches your pull requests and maps code changes to Notion pages using semantic analysis — so your team gets a precise list of stale content to review before code ships, not months later during an audit.
Authorise the DocsCanary GitHub app. It monitors every pull request for diffs that affect documented functionality.
Connect your Notion workspace via OAuth. DocsCanary indexes the pages you choose and maps them to your codebase — no manual tagging required.
When a PR introduces drift, DocsCanary lists every affected Notion page with its staleness severity — directly in the PR comments or via Slack.
Run a free audit in under 60 seconds. Find out which Notion pages are at risk from your recent code changes — no credit card required.