Sourclip

Overview

Sourclip is an AI-powered research workspace and browser extension designed to extend Google's NotebookLM. It enables users to capture webpages, PDFs, YouTube videos, Reddit discussions, and AI chat histories in one click. The platform provides folder organization, prompt libraries, cross-device synchronization, and markdown exports. Additionally, it converts NotebookLM Audio Overviews into private RSS podcast feeds for popular apps like Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

What it does

• - Captures web pages, PDFs, YouTube videos, Reddit posts, and AI chat logs directly into NotebookLM with one click
• - Organizes research notes using custom folders, favorites, duplicate cleanup, and a centralized prompt library
• - Converts NotebookLM Audio Overviews into private podcast feeds compatible with Spotify and Apple Podcasts
• - Exports curated research data and structured artifacts into clean Markdown, HTML, or branded PDF files.

Who it's for

• Researchers
• Students
• Content Creators
• Knowledge Workers

Why it works

• Integrates directly into existing NotebookLM workflows via a lightweight browser extension to eliminate manual copy-pasting
• Streamlines information gathering by transforming messy web HTML into clean, readable text inputs
• Enables asynchronous mobile learning by syndicating AI audio summaries into native podcast apps
• Offers flexible freemium pricing and tiered plans tailored for individual academics and professionals.

Founder story

Sourclip was created by developer Aditya Kumar to solve the friction of managing research collections inside NotebookLM. Recognizing that users struggled with scattered sources, manual text copying, and inaccessible AI audio outputs, the founder built a unified browser workspace to streamline knowledge capture and organization.

Alternatives

• ReflectFast
• Heyday
• Fabric
• Cluing

Comparison overview

• Standard bookmarking tools only save raw web links without structuring content for AI analysis or synthesis.
• Sourclip captures clean text, manages prompt libraries, and syndicates AI audio outputs directly into private podcast RSS feeds.