Sync BibiGPT Summaries to 10+ Platforms: Email, Notion, Obsidian, Feishu & More

BibiGPT now pushes summaries straight into the tools you already use. This guide covers supported destinations, setup steps, and best practices so you can keep knowledge flowing without copy-paste.

Supported Destinations

• Email – receive clean Markdown summaries in your inbox.
• Notion – append highlights to databases or project pages.
• Flomo – capture sparks and micro-notes instantly.
• Feishu (Lark) – broadcast summaries to team chats.
• Readwise Reader – consolidate across articles, videos, and podcasts.
• Roam Research – backlink new ideas into your graph.
• Roam Quick Capture – send summaries while browsing.
• Tana – slot AI outputs into node-based workflows.
• Obsidian – archive Markdown files in your vault.
• Logseq – keep daily notes and journals in sync.

More integrations are coming—stay tuned.

Getting Started

1. Open Settings → Account → Bindings inside BibiGPT.
2. Paste the integration-specific token (Webhook, API key, page URL, etc.).
3. Toggle one or both options:
   • Show button – manually send selected summaries.
   • Auto send – push every new summary automatically.
4. Save. (This step is easy to forget!)

Email

• Add your address, enable auto-send, and hit Save. Weekly digest? Meeting notes? They’ll arrive minutes after the summary finishes.

Enable auto-send in Settings → Bindings and every finished summary lands in your inbox.

Notion

1. Generate a Notion internal integration token.
2. Share the target page/database with that integration.
3. Paste the token and choose whether to push to a specific database or append inline blocks.
4. Save and test with Save to Notion.

Tip: Pair with our Notion + BibiGPT workflow guide for a full study stack.

A BibiGPT summary appended straight into a Notion page.

Flomo

• Copy your webhook from Flomo’s Incoming Webhook page.
• Paste into the Flomo field, enable manual or auto send, save.
• Summaries pop up in your stream in seconds.

Paste your Flomo incoming webhook to mirror sparks into your stream.

Feishu / Lark

• Create a custom bot in the target group, grab the webhook URL, and drop it into BibiGPT.
• Choose manual vs. automatic sending.
• Great for surfacing meeting takeaways or daily learning logs.

Readwise Reader

• Paste your Reader API token.
• Decide whether to clip everything automatically or use the “Save to Readwise” button when a summary is noteworthy.

Tana

• Use a Tana Capture token or Tana Paste link.
• Perfect for building node templates around videos or podcasts you study.

Obsidian & Logseq

• Specify the vault/folder path for Obsidian or the journal structure for Logseq.
• BibiGPT writes Markdown files (with timestamps, headings, backlinks) exactly where you want them.

Roam Research & Quick Capture

• For standard Roam sync, paste your Graph API token.
• For quick capture, grab the browser extension URL and drop it into the dedicated field.
• Use auto send for daily notes, or the button for curated highlights.

Best Practices

• Name your summaries before syncing—they’ll appear as titles in your destination.
• Use tags inside BibiGPT to trigger filters or queries later.
• Start with manual send to test formatting, then flip on auto sync once you’re happy.
• Batch exports (Notion, Obsidian, Readwise) still work—syncing just makes it hands-free.

Why It Matters

With multi-platform sync, BibiGPT goes from “smart summary” to “connected knowledge engine.” Whether you’re studying, running meetings, or building a second brain, your highlights, outlines, mind maps, and transcripts stay in lockstep across tools.

Ready to automate your pipeline? Head to Settings → Bindings and connect your first destination today.

👉 Try BibiGPT free — summarize any video, then sync the result everywhere you work.