Experience a disaster recovery event in real-time. Follow the steps on the right to simulate a database incident and watch Restora rebuild a production-scale relational workspace.
| Name | Company (Relation) | Deal Value (Rollup) | Project Status (Rollup) |
|---|---|---|---|
| INV-001 | Acme Corp | $12,000 | In Progress |
| INV-002 | Stark Industries | $85,000 | Completed |
| INV-003 | Wayne Ent. | $50,000 | Planning |
A coworker accidentally deleted the database. All parent/child relations in Projects & Companies are broken.
We detected a deletion incident. Your cloud backup is safe.
Restora is built for the worst-case scenario. Kick off the simulation to watch how a coworker's deletion breaks relations, triggers an immediate alert, and sets up a one-click recovery.
Three steps, no scripting. The terminal below replays our torture-test restore — every line is from the real log.
Authenticate securely using Notion's official OAuth screen. You choose exactly which databases to share, and you can revoke access at any point.
Select which databases to monitor, and download a complete backup containing all database schemas, relations, rollups, and attachments.
Simply upload your backup file, and Restora will rebuild your databases in Notion, reconnecting relations and rollups automatically.
What is supported by the Notion API, up front.
We built a production-scale validation workspace — 15 levels of page nesting, circular and self-referencing relations, rollup-of-rollup structures, and content in 12 languages — backed it up, deleted it, and restored it. Every number below comes from that real validation run (July 4, 2026).
Also in that run: 4 rollups including a rollup-of-rollup, self-relations, and 9 dashboard database embeds — restored as linked breadcrumbs, because Notion's API can't recreate inline embeds and we'd rather tell you that than fake it. Nothing here is rounded up.