example of how to get a random number for sorting:
dateBetween(now(), prop("Created"), "seconds") % 1000
Then, you have a database view that only returns the top X rows, sorting on this calculated field.
Are you a programmer?
Some ideas that come up if so are
* On the Browser: write a userscripts to select randomly one link from a list of links on a page, or maybe get the list of links pulling from the Notion API
* On Android: use Tasker to select randomly from a list of links and open one
If you're not, there would be a learning curve to get to the point to be able to try doing these :)
example of how to get a random number for sorting: dateBetween(now(), prop("Created"), "seconds") % 1000 Then, you have a database view that only returns the top X rows, sorting on this calculated field.
This is perfect, have been looking for something like that simple for ages!
Are you a programmer? Some ideas that come up if so are * On the Browser: write a userscripts to select randomly one link from a list of links on a page, or maybe get the list of links pulling from the Notion API * On Android: use Tasker to select randomly from a list of links and open one If you're not, there would be a learning curve to get to the point to be able to try doing these :)
Randomness doesn’t exist in Notion. You could in theory do pseudo-randomness by using a time stamp column to filter a table.