Searchable family record
Years of check-ins, mood patterns and visit history. Search by date, mood, who visited. A real archive of care.
Many Coordinators already run their lives in Notion. Mirror Getwello in and every check-in, mood rating, visit and Family Room message lands in a Notion database you control. Search, filter, build views, share with the family.
Coordinator-only. Included in the £4.99 plan. Same day to set up.
Years of check-ins, mood patterns and visit history. Search by date, mood, who visited. A real archive of care.
Table, calendar, gallery, board. Mood trend line graph, visitor leaderboard, weekly review template. Whatever fits the family.
Notion page link, shared with the GP, social worker, distant cousins. Read-only access, no Getwello account needed.
Once it's a database, Notion AI can summarise patterns, draft weekly reviews, flag anomalies. Care-data analysis on tap.
Many Coordinators run a weekly review template in Notion. Adding Getwello to that template means the 'Mum this week' section fills itself: check-ins, mood pattern, visits, notable Family Room messages. You read it with a cup of tea instead of scrolling four apps.
In Notion, create a full-page database 'Mum check-ins' with columns for Type, Timestamp, Status, Mood, Notes. Tags optional.
notion.so/my-integrations → New integration → name it 'Getwello' → copy the secret. Then in Notion: open the database → Connections → add Getwello.
Zapier: Catch Hook → Create Database Item in Notion. Map fields (event → Type, occurred_at → Timestamp, etc.).
Settings → Developer API → Webhooks. URL is the Zapier Catch Hook. Tick all four events for maximum coverage. Test, turn the Zap on.
Yes. Once data is in a Notion database, you can build linked views anywhere: a 'Mum this week' card on your home page, a calendar in your family wiki, a monthly trend report, anything Notion supports.
Yes. With the data in a Notion database, Notion AI (paid add-on) can summarise it, spot trends, draft reviews. Useful for 'how has Mum's mood been this month?' without scrolling.
Probably not. Notion's free plan supports unlimited blocks for personal use; you only hit limits with team-admin features. The check-in data itself is tiny.
Yes. Pages can be published to the web with a public link or shared with specific email addresses. Read-only without requiring sign-up.
Any tool that can ingest webhooks or call an HTTP endpoint can do this. Obsidian via Templater plus a small script, Roam via its API, Logseq similarly. Specific guides for each on the way.
Some families wire two or three at the same time. The webhook fans out, the API keys stay the same.
See every integration or jump to the Developer API overview.
Mint your first API key in two minutes. Coordinator-only. Included in the £4.99 family plan.