Open Queue Windows App, click Enable. This will add Queue to your Notion Windows App, then automatically quit & reopen it.
Check/uncheck Enable to enable/disable Queue in your Notion Windows App.
Because Queue Windows App is currently in beta and is not recognized by Windows SmartScreen yet, you’ll see this screen when you open Queue Windows App.
You can safely ignore this screen by clicking More info, then click Run anyway.
Go to Notion. Click the ⊞ button at the top right of the page (next to Share), then select Open settings.
If you don’t see the ⊞ button, try reload your browser.
You’ll see an empty settings screen because Queue is not enabled yet. Click Enable Queue.
Queue will ask for access to your workspace in the next screen. Make sure to select your desire workspace, Notion doesn’t automatically do it. Then click Select pages.
Check to allow Queue to access your Tweets database, then click Allow access.
Go back to Notion, you should be able to see Queue settings now.
Search for your Tweets database in the Tweets database search box.
Configure other settings:
- Publication time property: This property specifies when a tweet is published.
- Ready filter: Only tweets match this filter will be scheduled and published. You can use this to set up an approval pipeline or workflow.
- Post-publication changes: After a tweet is published, you may want to apply some changes to the page, e.g. change Status to Published, set URL to the tweet’s URL, etc.
Click Twitter accounts on the sidebar to open Twitter accounts tab and connect your Twitter account.
You’re all set 🎉! Now go to your Tweets database and try write something.
The Tweets database is just a Notion database, you can use it on your phone, tablet, or anywhere Notion supports (even in another integration), customize it, and enhance it.
Have fun!