Sourclip is the research workflow for NotebookLM. It helps you discover high-quality research sources, capture webpages, PDFs, YouTube videos, GitHub docs, Reddit posts, and AI chats into NotebookLM with one click.
Organize everything with folders, reuse prompts across projects, sync your workspace across devices, and export your research as Markdown, HTML, or PDF.
You can also turn NotebookLM Audio Overviews into a private podcast feed for Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, and other podcast apps. Built for researchers, students, developers, founders, and knowledge workers who use NotebookLM every day.

Hey everyone 👋 I'm Aditya, the solo developer behind Sourclip. I originally built it because I was using NotebookLM every day and kept running into the same friction - copy-pasting links, losing good research, juggling too many tabs, and wishing NotebookLM could do a little more. What started as a small Chrome extension slowly turned into a complete research workflow around NotebookLM. Today it helps you capture research in one click, organize everything, discover better sources, and even turn Audio Overviews into private podcast feeds. I'm still building it full-time, so if you try it I'd genuinely love to hear what feels useful, what feels annoying, and what you'd change. Every piece of feedback helps shape what gets built next. ❤️
NotebookLM is great for the thinking and writing phase, but Sourclip solves the discovery and capture friction that comes before it. Researchers waste so much time copying links manually, losing track of sources across tabs, struggling to organize scattered research materials. Having one-click capture from webpages, PDFs, YouTube, Reddit, plus cross-device sync and the ability to turn audio overviews into shareable podcast feeds - that's genuinely useful infrastructure. The curated source directory and public notebook directory also create network value for the whole community. This turns NotebookLM from a note-taking tool into an actual research system.

Hey everyone 👋 I'm Aditya, the solo developer behind Sourclip. I originally built it because I was using NotebookLM every day and kept running into the same friction - copy-pasting links, losing good research, juggling too many tabs, and wishing NotebookLM could do a little more. What started as a small Chrome extension slowly turned into a complete research workflow around NotebookLM. Today it helps you capture research in one click, organize everything, discover better sources, and even turn Audio Overviews into private podcast feeds. I'm still building it full-time, so if you try it I'd genuinely love to hear what feels useful, what feels annoying, and what you'd change. Every piece of feedback helps shape what gets built next. ❤️
NotebookLM is great for the thinking and writing phase, but Sourclip solves the discovery and capture friction that comes before it. Researchers waste so much time copying links manually, losing track of sources across tabs, struggling to organize scattered research materials. Having one-click capture from webpages, PDFs, YouTube, Reddit, plus cross-device sync and the ability to turn audio overviews into shareable podcast feeds - that's genuinely useful infrastructure. The curated source directory and public notebook directory also create network value for the whole community. This turns NotebookLM from a note-taking tool into an actual research system.
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