Features

Everything you need, nothing you don't

Import sources to Gemini Notebook, export your research, reuse prompts, automate routing, and keep source sets ready for audio overview workflows.

Save Stuff

Import web pages, AI chats, YouTube videos, and highlighted text into Gemini Notebook -- no manual source wrangling

Turn any web page into a clean Gemini Notebook source with title, URL, readable text, and citation context

Save your conversations from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity

Save the words spoken in a video so you can read or search them later

Paste URLs, import open tabs, or upload a CSV to bulk import Gemini Notebook sources without one-by-one copy-paste

Put things in folders with labels so you can always find them later

Create separate spaces for different projects or topics

Put things in folders, just like on your computer

Add color-coded labels to find things faster

Type a word and find it instantly, no matter which folder it's in

Build a reusable prompt library for Gemini Notebook, AI chats, and repeat research workflows

Keep your best Gemini Notebook questions, research prompts, and source-analysis instructions for reuse

Write a prompt once with blanks, then fill them in differently for each notebook, client, or class

Group Gemini Notebook prompts by topic, workflow, or client so they're easy to browse

Export your saved sources as Markdown, JSON, or plain text so your research stays portable

Export Gemini Notebook-ready research notes as Markdown for Obsidian, docs, GitHub, or long-term storage

Export structured JSON for archives, automations, AI workflows, and migration out of Gemini Notebook

Set it and forget it -- things sort themselves into the right folders

Tell Gemini Notebook Toolkit to do things automatically when you save something

Set rules like 'if it's a YouTube video, put it in my Videos folder'

Things get labeled and moved to the right folder without you lifting a finger

Use Gemini Notebook Toolkit in your own language -- we support 16 and counting

The whole app works in 16 languages -- pick yours in settings