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Notion

DevPulse groups Notion's Electron processes and tracks total memory consumption. Notion tends to grow in memory over long sessions, especially with many open pages and databases.

Electron appMemory creepBackground process
500 MB – 3 GB
Typical RAM
5–12
Processes
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Monitored

Why DevPulse monitors Notion

Notion is another Electron app that runs in the background. It's known for gradually consuming more memory, especially when many database views and pages are open.

What DevPulse detects

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Process groupingFree
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Total memory at a glanceFree
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Quit / Force Quit from DevPulseFree

Quick tips to reduce Notion RAM

1 Close Notion tabs you're not actively using

2 Restart Notion weekly to reclaim memory

3 Use Notion in a browser tab to avoid the Electron overhead

4 Reduce inline database views on heavily-used pages

Monitor Notion with DevPulse

See exactly how much RAM Notion is consuming, grouped intelligently with all its child processes.

Download FreeRAM tips for Notion

Category

productivity

Availability

Free tier

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