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