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password protected pages / spaces / objects

There's a course I'm building that would be uniquely well-suited to being hosted as a series of interlinked Capacities pages, but I can't leave it entirely public and it would be cumbersome to add the e-mails of every single person who purchases the course. It would be great if one of the sharing options was Anyone With The Password Can View. This is something that's always bugged me about Notion, the lack of this kind of option, and I'd love to see it here, even if only in the Pro version. (Leaving aside all the other stuff in pro that looks good, the password option alone would make the price well worth it.)

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Armin Wilding·2 months ago

I completely agree with this. Password-protected shared pages would be extremely valuable for my use case as well. Capacities provides an almost ideal structure and architecture for creating interconnected knowledge pages and resources that I can share with my clients and course participants. However, some of this content should not be entirely public.

An “Anyone with the password can view” option would solve this very elegantly, without requiring me to manage individual email addresses or user accounts. For me, this would be a major improvement to Capacities and a feature I would definitely be willing to have as part of the Pro plan.

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Vlad·2 months ago

Even color notes has the option to password protect created files. For example for storing passwords / bank accounts and other sensitive stuff..This is really needed.. and probably really easy to implement. Please add this. It's the only thing still keeping me tied to a basic app like color notes..

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Raphael Trivelati·2 months ago

It will be very usefull, since I put some personal, financial data, etc. A password for some tipe of objects or for a board will be a very good tool.

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Unknown User·3 months ago

Yes, and I need the password-protected feature to save financial details such as bank accounts/ crypto/ VCC. Just to keep them safe from people who have access to my devices.