Notion replaces its mail app with an iPhone-first agent chat interface

Notion has launched a new iPhone app called Agents, just weeks after announcing the shutdown of its year-old email app, Notion Mail. The move signals a pivot from dedicated messaging tools toward an AI-powered assistant that lives on the lock screen, according to 9to5Toys.

9to5ToysNotion just launched a brand-new iPhone app called Agents

The new app allows users to interact with Notion Agents through voice notes, photo capture, and text queries, retrieving answers from connected tools and Notion docs, databases, and projects. Product Hunt reported that it enables quick actions like creating pages, drafting updates, and searching across tools via a simple chat interface.

Product HuntNotion launches iOS app for on-the-go chat with Notion Agents

"Notion just launched a brand-new iPhone app called Agents"

The timing follows last month's announcement that Notion Mail would be discontinued after roughly a year on the market. The company now appears to be betting on a single conversational gateway rather than separate inbox and knowledge-base apps.

Product Hunt highlighted the app's focus on mobility, noting that it supports on-the-go queries and photo capture, which positions it as a pocket tool for professionals who need to pull information from Notion's ecosystem without sitting at a desktop. The shift from Mail to Agents also suggests Notion is leaning into agent-driven workflows as its next growth vector.

"The app supports voice notes, photo capture, and text queries to get answers from connected tools and Notion docs, databases, and projects."

By consolidating functions that used to live in separate apps into a single agent interface, Notion is streamlining how users interact with their information. Whether this streamlined approach will win over the users who relied on Notion Mail remains to be seen, but the company is clearly moving quickly to redefine its mobile strategy.