Sourclip — Gemini Notebook Workspace - The missing research workflow for NotebookLM
Sourclip is the research workflow layer for NotebookLM. Capture from AI chats, YouTube, web pages, PDFs, Reddit and X; organize notebooks with folders, tags and search; reuse prompts with shortcuts; export to PDF, Markdown and Obsidian; and turn NotebookLM audio into a private podcast feed. Built for researchers, students, creators and power users managing serious research.


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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m Aditya, the maker of Sourclip.
I started building Sourclip because I was using NotebookLM more and more, but the workflow around it still felt fragmented.
Research was coming from everywhere — YouTube, AI chats, webpages, PDFs, Reddit, X — and once I had more notebooks, managing all of that became a problem of its own.
So Sourclip gradually became the layer around NotebookLM that I wished already existed.
Today you can use it to:
• capture research from across the web into NotebookLM
• import YouTube videos, playlists, search results, and channel videos
• organize notebooks with folders, tags, favorites, Saved Views, and search
• manage notebooks and sources in bulk
• save prompts and insert them later with shortcuts
• export research to PDF, Markdown, HTML, and Obsidian
• turn NotebookLM Audio Overviews into a private podcast feed
• manage everything from a dedicated research workspace
This launch feels very different from the first version.
Sourclip is now used by 1,000+ people and has been Featured on the Chrome Web Store, but I’m still building it very closely around how people actually use NotebookLM.
I’d genuinely love feedback from people here, especially on:
What part of your NotebookLM workflow still feels annoyingly manual?
Which Sourclip feature would be most useful in your own workflow?
Is there something you expected Sourclip to do after seeing the product, but it doesn’t yet?
Even critical feedback is useful — I’m trying to make Sourclip something NotebookLM power users genuinely keep installed, not just try once.
Thanks for checking it out 🙌
folders and export sound less flashy than another research model but they are usually what makes the work usable later
the private podcast feed is a nice way to get back to sources when u are away from the desk