Notion operators
who ship with us.
Creators, consultants and community leads who use Data Jumbo in the wild — and help the rest of us use it better. They share templates, record walk-throughs and tell us when a chart type is missing.
United StatesFrances Odera Matthews
Aesthetic Notion tips, templates and pro-funtivity — curating the-notion-bar for a community of thousands.
FranceJeremy Foucray
Runs Notion for Business, a Zetoolbox company — helps operators stand up serious Notion workspaces for their teams.
United StatesWilliam Nutt
Evangelist of Notion and founder of nutt.io — writes, teaches and ships tools that live at the edges of the workspace.
United StatesLola
Maps the nocode landscape at integrations.directory and champions one-person businesses running on stitched-together tools.
FranceCéline Bonifacio
Founder of Notion Simplifié — a solution for business owners and CEOs who want a workspace that works without the overwhelm.
Bengaluru, INAditi Patel
Builds finance & habit templates for 40k+ readers. Ships a new chart-forward dashboard every other Sunday.
Milan, ITMarco Rossi
Runs his whole client roster inside Notion. Turned the weekly status meeting into a single embedded dashboard.
Tokyo, JPYuki Tanaka
Walks 120k subscribers through real Notion workspaces — the messy ones, not the Pinterest ones.
Madrid, ESSofia García
Sets up sales & CRM workspaces for Spanish SMEs. Swears by stacked bar charts on the first page of every doc.
Lagos, NGKwame Okafor
Runs the 3,000-member Notion Africa community. Hosts monthly jams where people rebuild each other's workspaces.
Ljubljana, SILena Kovač
Teaches product teams how to track sprint health in Notion. Calendar heatmaps are her love language.
Join the ambassador program.
Free Pro for as long as you're active, early access to new chart types, a referral link that pays, and a Slack where we prototype features with you before shipping them.
- ✓You run a Notion-adjacent audience or community.
- ✓You actually use Data Jumbo in something you ship.
- ✓You tell us when we’re wrong — and we listen.