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Fitness widgets for Notion

The running log takes a distance and time with one tap on Log run, then adds up this week, this month and this year, works out your average pace and draws a running heatmap. The step ring shows today’s steps against your goal and can also be filled automatically through a check-in link. The weight trend plots daily points with a 7-day average, and hides the numbers by default.

All of these entries live in your own My Data tables, where you can view, edit and export them. The weekly training plan highlights today’s session, Stretch of the Day shows one original move a day with a line drawing and a timer, and the race countdown looks like a race bib — add a goal time to see your pace and splits. These widgets only record and display; they don’t give medical or weight-loss advice.

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Race CountdownA race-bib countdown: race name, bib number, days to go and distance. Add a goal time to see your target pace and splitsStretch of the DayOne simple stretch a day with the target area, step-by-step cues, how long to hold it and a line drawing — tap Start for a timer, or show only desk-friendly movesWeekly Training PlanPlan your week of runs, strength, rides, swims, intervals, mobility and rest days — today is highlighted, and the large size counts sessions and rest daysWeight TrendLog your weight and see the last 30–365 days as a trend with a 7-day average and an optional goal line. Numbers are hidden by default; entries are saved to My DataStep Goal RingToday’s steps against your daily goal as a ring, with the last 7 / 30 days as bars, your daily average and goal streak. Log by hand or with a check-in link — saved to My DataRunning LogLog each run’s distance and time — weekly goal progress, week / month / year totals, average pace and a running heatmap, saved to My Data

Add it to Notion in 3 steps

  1. Pick a widget

    Open a card, then click Create widget. You'll need to sign in — an email code is all it takes.

  2. Make it yours

    Change the text, colors, size and other options in the editor. The preview updates as you go.

  3. Copy the link into Notion

    Click Copy link, type /embed on a Notion page and paste it (or paste the link and choose Embed). Drag the corners to resize.

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FAQ

Where are my runs, steps and weight stored?
In tables in your own My Data (create and connect one with a click under Data in the editor). Widgets only show daily totals; you can view, edit, delete and export the entries in My Data.
Can it sync steps from my phone or watch?
The widgets don’t read any health app or fitness platform. Log by hand, or use a My Data check-in link with a phone automation (such as Shortcuts) to add your steps each day.
Can other people see my weight?
By default the weight trend shows only the curve and whether it’s going down, steady or up — no numbers. The entries themselves are visible only to you in My Data. You can turn numbers on in the editor.
Are these widgets free?
All 6 widgets on this page are free. Sign in to create them — free accounts can create a limited number, Pro has no limit.
Do they work in the Notion mobile and desktop apps?
Yes. Widgets are regular web embeds, so they show up in Notion on the web, on desktop and in the mobile app, as long as the device is online.
What language are the widgets in? Is there dark mode?
Widget text follows each visitor's browser language — English, Japanese, Simplified or Traditional Chinese. Most widgets also switch between light and dark with the system setting.
Can I use them outside Notion?
Anywhere that can embed a web page: Obsidian, FlowUs, Wolai, or your own website with an iframe.

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