Notion app finally arrives on the Microsoft Store

Good news for Notion users: the app is now available for download and installation from the Microsoft Store. At its Build 2025 event, Microsoft announced that the popular productivity app would soon be available on the company's Windows desktop app store. And just a few days later, users were able to download Notion from the Microsoft Store. Notion also announced the Microsoft Store launch with a message on X (Twitter):

 

For those who don't know, Notion is a popular all-in-one app for note-taking, project management, collaboration, document and knowledge base organization, to-do lists, and more. a… Your notes will be stored in one space for easy retrieval when needed.

 

Notion is available on all popular platforms, on the web, and now, on the Microsoft Store. This makes the store more appealing to users by providing quick and easy access to all your favorite apps from a single trusted source, without having to navigate through multiple websites on your browser.

The arrival of Notion and other popular apps is the result of Microsoft's ongoing efforts to improve its app store and make it more appealing to both developers and customers. At Build 2025, Microsoft announced a slew of new improvements, including:

• Ability to directly update Win32 applications.
• Free to join for individual developers (you no longer have to pay $19 to create a developer account).
• Various improvements to application metrics.
• And finally, 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 . Interestingly, the app listing states that the app requires a minimum of 8GB of RAM, while Notion's official system requirements only list Windows 10 version 21H2 or later.