Import research, organize it, and turn scattered reading into a shareable meta summary.
If you are new here, the fastest path to value is simple: bring in a few papers or books, group them, open the bundle, and generate a meta summary.
Bring in papers or books, sort them into bundles, then generate a tighter summary that is easier to review or share.
Follow these four steps to get from raw sources to a synthesis you can show your friends.
Step 1
Upload a file or bring in a source so you have something in your library to work with.
Step 2
Create a category and attach the papers and books that belong to the same topic or question.
Step 3
Use the bundle view to review the related materials together and paste in your NotebookLM takeaways or bundle notes.
Step 4
Create the synthesis, review it, and revisit the bundle whenever you want to refine and regenerate it.
Pull open-access papers from research sources and store metadata plus abstract text in your library.
Upload PDF or TXT files so they are stored, viewable, and ready to be grouped into categories and bundles.
Generate summaries, then combine those summaries with your notes to create a higher-level meta summary.