One setup
Connect Notion once from Settings. TickStudio creates a private Practice Log database, with an authorized-page fallback when Notion requires a parent.
Notion integration
A Notion practice log for every completed session
TickStudio can create a Practice Log database in your Notion workspace and keep it updated as you finish metronome sessions.
Automatic capture
Completed practice sessions are queued locally and sent when the connection is available.
Readable history
Each Notion page includes session time, duration, BPM, meter, preset, source, notes, and an app link.
Synced fields
What appears in Notion
TickStudio keeps the Notion database simple on purpose, so it remains useful for musicians instead of becoming another admin surface.
NameSession IDStartedDuration minutesDuration secondsBPMMeterPresetPractice TempoSourceNotesApp Link
How the sync works
Connect from TickStudio
Open Settings, choose Notion practice log, and authorize TickStudio in Notion.
Practice normally
Use the metronome, presets, practice speeds, Watch, or external session import as usual.
Review in Notion
Open the database when you want lesson notes, weekly review, repertoire tracking, or long-term search.
Notion integration
Private by default
TickStudio only sends completed practice session fields to the database it creates. There is no TickStudio account, and the app does not read unrelated Notion pages.
Turn metronome practice into a searchable log
Install TickStudio, connect Notion from Settings, and keep your practice history somewhere you already review your work.