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LunarisvsNotionLunaris starts with a focused, offline-first editor. Keep sensitive workspaces on your device, choose a sync region, and add community or private extensions when your work calls for more.
Lunaris| Compare the essentials | Lunaris | Notion |
|---|---|---|
| Offline access | ||
| Working offline | Work across workspaces without a connection | Work offline on pages downloaded in the apps |
| Keeping workspaces on-device | Keep sensitive workspaces on this device | Cloud organization with export options |
| Control | ||
| Choosing a data location | Keep workspaces on-device or choose a sync region | Cloud; regional data residency for eligible Enterprise organizations |
| Adding organization tools | Focused core; add extensions as needed | Broad feature set included from the start |
| Extensions and agent access | ||
| Extending the organization | Community and private extensions run in the organization | Connect external tools through APIs and integrations |
| Connecting external agents | Approved MCP access, including local workspaces | API access follows page permissions |
Compare the essentials
Offline access
Working offline
- Lunaris
- Work across workspaces without a connection
- Notion
- Work offline on pages downloaded in the apps
Keeping workspaces on-device
- Lunaris
- Keep sensitive workspaces on this device
- Notion
- Cloud organization with export options
Control
Choosing a data location
- Lunaris
- Keep workspaces on-device or choose a sync region
- Notion
- Cloud; regional data residency for eligible Enterprise organizations
Adding organization tools
- Lunaris
- Focused core; add extensions as needed
- Notion
- Broad feature set included from the start
Extensions and agent access
Extending the organization
- Lunaris
- Community and private extensions run in the organization
- Notion
- Connect external tools through APIs and integrations
Connecting external agents
- Lunaris
- Approved MCP access, including local workspaces
- Notion
- API access follows page permissions
Notion details are based on its public documentation, reviewed August 2026. Product capabilities may change.
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Start writing free. Keep workspaces local, sync through your chosen region, and add extensions when you need more.