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The research workspace built around Gemini Notebook.
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Sourclip 2.0 - The research workspace built around Gemini Notebook

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Sourclip is a research workspace built around Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM). Discover and capture sources from YouTube, the web, Reddit, X, PDFs, and AI chats (ChatGPT,Claude,Gemini and more), organize research with folders and reusable prompts, import YouTube playlists and channels, edit mind maps, and turn Audio Overviews into private podcasts. Export your research as Markdown, HTML, or PDF and keep your workflow organized across projects and devices.

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Hi Product Hunt 👋 Here we go with Sourclip 2.0. Sourclip began its journey with just a means of getting your research into NotebookLM. We've been working on it since then to create a far more robust research environment around the Gemini Notebook. Things that you can now do include editing mind maps, fine-tuning your chat before exporting, mass exporting of research, merging notebooks, importing YouTube playlist and channels and many other tasks – all while never switching back and forth between various apps. As you can tell, the point here is quite simple – provide you with a smooth experience from discovery of something interesting → researching it → organizing it → putting it to use. This is our second product launch and I would really appreciate hearing your thoughts about it. If you have ever used Sourclip before, I would also love hearing whether it really feels like an improvement. Let us know what else should we build next. ❤️

Merging notebooks is the one I would come for. That alone makes v2 feel different from v1.
How does a merge work underneath? Re-upload the sources, or copy the notebook state?
Well done on shipping it.

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 Yes, it is basically combining the research/references from the chosen Notebooks into one, without having to upload all of them again. This does not combine the NotebookLM conversation history though. I just wanted to make this tool helpful in combining research without complicating the merge process.

And thank you! I'm really happy it was the feature you liked most 👏