Hi PH 👋 I built **NoteKitLM**, a Chrome extension that helps power users get more out of **Google NotebookLM**—especially for **books + serious article digestion**. ### The core idea NotebookLM works best when sources are **structured** and **captured completely**. Two workflows changed everything for me: ### 1) Read nonfiction books chapter-by-chapter (so it actually sticks) Instead of importing a whole book as one giant source, I: * Split a **PDF/EPUB book by TOC/chapter** * Batch upload chapters as separate sources * Generate a **small slide deck per chapter** * Keep the chapter open while asking questions in a **NotebookLM side panel** This removes the “finish the whole book” pressure—I just finish the next chapter, and I remember more. ### 2) Capture articles without losing visuals (or paid content) Text-only clipping often breaks for: * **Image-heavy essays** (charts/diagrams matter) * **Paywalled pages I legitimately access** (logged-in/subscribed pages sometimes import partially) So NoteKitLM supports: * **Clean text extraction** for regular pages * **PDF capture** to preserve full layout + images (including paywalled pages you already access) ### Bonus power features * Batch import **URLs / RSS / YouTube transcripts / Notion pages** * Generate Studio artifacts **per source** (slides/infographics/podcasts) + **bulk download** If you try it, I’d love feedback on: 1. Which workflow matters more: **books** or **articles/RSS**? 2. What’s the biggest friction point in your NotebookLM setup today? Thanks for checking it out—happy to answer anything here.

NoteKitLM: Supercharge Your NotebookLM

NotebookLM batch workflows: web clip

NotebookLM batch workflows: web clip