Feed View

The Feed View is a scrollable, content-first layout that displays the full notes or description of each object in a database. Where a table shows properties and a list shows titles, the Feed shows the actual content — making it ideal for any database where what's inside matters as much as the metadata. Think of it as a reading view for your database.

✍️ What the Feed View shows

The Feed View renders each object as a card with:

• The object's title at the top

• A configurable preview of its notes or description property

• Key properties displayed beneath the content

• The option to expand or collapse individual entries

Objects scroll vertically in a clean, readable format — no columns, no rows, just content.

🎙️ How to set up a Feed View

1. Create a new page or open an existing one

2. Add a new view block using the / command

3. Select Feed as the layout

4. Choose your data source

5. Configure which property acts as the main content (e.g. notes, description, body)

6. Choose which additional properties to display beneath the content

7. Set filters or sorting if needed

8. The feed renders all matching objects as scrollable content cards

💡 What you can build with Feed View

• Research database — scroll through all your research notes in full without opening each one

• Meeting summaries — read all your AI-generated meeting summaries in a single scrollable view

• Content drafts — review all articles, posts, or scripts in one place as you write them

• Daily journal archive — scroll through past journal entries like a readable timeline

• Knowledge base — surface documentation and reference material in a readable, scannable format

• Team updates — create a database of team updates and read them feed-style

The Feed View is especially powerful when paired with AI-generated content — summaries, drafts, and notes written by automations become immediately readable without navigating individual records.