AI Rankings / Notion

How AI recommends Notion

Notion is recommended in 88% of AI answers about note-taking and workspace apps, ranking #1 of 20. Measured from ChatGPT, Claude, Google AI Mode and Perplexity answers between 3 Oct 2026 and 10 Oct 2026.

#1
note-taking and workspace apps
88%
answers recommending
212×
picked first · 7 days
3
categories

Note-taking and workspace apps

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#1 of 20: recommended in 229 of 260 answers, at an average position of 1.1.

ChatGPT
100%
Claude
86%
AI Mode
86%
Perplexity
84%

Ranked alongside Obsidian, Confluence, ClickUp, OneNote, Coda.

Project management tools

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#5 of 20: recommended in 121 of 260 answers, at an average position of 5.

ChatGPT
72%
Claude
70%
AI Mode
44%
Perplexity
7%

Ranked alongside Jira, Linear, ClickUp, Asana, Trello.

#13 of 20: recommended in 25 of 270 answers, at an average position of 4.6.

ChatGPT
2%
Claude
31%
AI Mode
1%
Perplexity
1%

Ranked alongside HubSpot, Pipedrive, Zoho CRM, Salesforce, Attio.

How the rankings work

  • Every day we ask ChatGPT, Claude, Google AI Mode and Perplexity the questions buyers ask when choosing software, through the same interfaces people use, with web search on.
  • Only neutral questions count. “What is the best CRM for a small team?” does; “Is HubSpot worth it?” does not, because the question already picked a brand.
  • A brand counts as recommended when the answer puts it forward as an option. Tools named in passing, such as an integration or a review site, are not counted.
  • The share is the percentage of answers that recommend the brand, over the last 7 days. Product lines are counted under their brand (HubSpot CRM is HubSpot).
  • AI answers vary from day to day. A few points of difference between two brands is noise; tens of points is not.

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