Notion is finally available in the Microsoft Store

Here is some good news for Notion users: the app is now available for download from the Microsoft Store. At Build 2025, Microsoft announced that this popular productivity application would soon be available in its app store for Windows PCs, and just a few days later, you can get Notion from the Microsoft Store. Notion announced the launch in its official profile on X:

For those unfamiliar, Notion is a popular all-in-one productivity app for note-taking, project management, collaboration, document and knowledge base organization, to-do lists, and a lot more. It is available across all popular platforms, on the web, and now, in the Microsoft Store. This makes the store more attractive to users by providing quick and easy access to all your favorite apps from a single, trusted source, without the need to go through multiple websites in the browser.

The arrival of Notion and other popular applications is the result of Microsoft's continuous efforts to improve its app store and make it appealing to developers and customers. At Build 2025, Microsoft announced the latest batch of improvements, which include the ability to directly update Win32 applications, a zero-fee entry for individual developers (you are no longer required to pay $19 to create a developer account), various enhancements for app metrics, and, at long last, the ability to check the last update date for apps in the Microsoft Store.

You can download Notion from the Microsoft Store using this link. Curiously, the listing shows that the app requires a minimum of 8GB of RAM, while the official system requirements only list Windows 10 version 21H2 and newer.