Notaku is a hosted website builder that uses Notion as its CMS (content management system, the place where the text of a website is written and stored). A team writes pages in its Notion workspace, and Notaku publishes them as a documentation site, help desk, blog, changelog or public roadmap on the team's own domain. Notaku is run by Tommy, known online as Morse, an indie founder and developer who lives in Italy.
Notaku syncs the Notion pages and serves the sites from a CDN, a network of servers that delivers pages quickly to readers. Sites include built-in search, an Ask AI feature that answers visitors' questions from the Notion content, page feedback (ratings and text), multiple languages and versions, password protection, and a widget that embeds the site inside an app. A site can sit on a subdomain such as help.example.com or, through a reverse proxy such as Cloudflare, under a path such as /docs.
Notaku is a subscription service priced by the number of Notion pages it publishes. A free plan covers 20 pages on a notaku.site subdomain.