My original aim was to test whether Unabyss could retain context for the different accounts I manage without mixing their information or brand voices. The Notion connection succeeded and setup said the account was ready, but the expected note contents were missing. That prevented the separation test. After I reported the problems, Marcin Uchacz, Unabyss's co-founder and CEO, checked the import logs and confirmed an integration fault.
I created a small retrieval check, followed the connection and filter settings, compared the two answers, separated sample data from my own notes, and documented the findings with proposed corrections for the product team.
Unabyss connects your apps to create a shared memory for your AI tools. I work across multiple accounts, so I wanted to check whether each account's voice and context could stay separate.
Check whether Unabyss could retain context for multiple accounts and keep their information and brand voices from mixing. The Notion import was a prerequisite, not the main purpose of the review. I did not get as far as running the context-separation test because the expected notes were unavailable.
Unabyss's agency page describes separate client context with per-client permissions, available across AI tools. Source: Unabyss for Agencies (checked 12 September 2026).
Figure 1. The homepage describes shared memory built from your work and connected tools. This is the product promise, not evidence that my import succeeded.
| Evidence | What it documents |
|---|---|
| Figure 1. Homepage | The product's shared-memory positioning. |
| Figure 2. Notion access | The installed connection, read access, and authorised Notes and Projects. |
| Figure 3. First response | The restricted-token wording and uncertainty about missing versus withheld content. |
| Figure 4. Fresh chat | The expected facts were still unavailable after the filters were turned off. |
| Figure 5. My report | The dashboard readout, troubleshooting sequence and four proposed corrections. |
| Figure 6. Founder reply | The integration diagnosis based on import logs, with fixes reported in progress. |
Before testing separation between accounts, I needed to confirm that Unabyss could retrieve the source notes. I connected a fresh Notion account and used Claude for that check. The supplied chat screenshots show Claude's Free plan and Sonnet 5 Medium.
I checked the Notion connection settings while troubleshooting. Unabyss was installed, read-content access was enabled, and both Notes and Projects appeared in the content-access list.
Figure 2. Notion read access was granted. Permission to read the pages does not, by itself, prove that their contents were imported.
Setup reported that the account was ready. The dashboard still showed zero memories stored, alongside 14m of claimed time saved, although nothing had been retrieved.