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Notebooks

One place for your sources, files, and AI chat. Everything stays connected.

What is a Notebook?

A notebook is your workspace for a single project or topic. It holds:

  • Sources — PDFs, websites, YouTube videos, and documents you want to learn from
  • Files — Spreadsheets, documents, and AI-generated content you create
  • Chat — AI conversations that can search and reference your sources

The AI only sees what’s in that notebook. This keeps your projects separate and your answers focused.

The Interface

When you open a notebook, you see three panels:

PanelWhat it does
Sources (left)Your uploaded files, web pages, and videos. Organize them in folders.
Workspace (center)Files you create — documents, spreadsheets, markdown notes, and more.
Chat (right)Ask questions. The AI searches your sources to answer.
Notebook interface showing the three-panel layout
The notebook interface: Sources on the left, Workspace in the center, Chat on the right

Create a Notebook

Click “New Notebook”

From your dashboard, click the New Notebook button.

Name it and pick a category

Give your notebook a clear name like “Q1 Marketing Research” — not “Notebook 1”.

Choose a category to help organize your dashboard.

Customize the look

Pick an icon and cover image. These make your notebooks easier to find at a glance.

Click Create

Your notebook opens, ready for sources.

Add Sources

Sources are your research materials. Add them by clicking + in the Sources panel.

Source typeHow to add
PDFUpload from your computer
WebsitePaste a URL
YouTubePaste a video URL (transcripts are extracted)
TextPaste or type content directly

Once added, sources are processed and indexed. You can then ask questions about them in chat.

Tip

Use AI Source Discovery to find related content. Click the sparkle icon in the Sources panel.

Organize Sources in Folders

Keep sources tidy with folders:

  1. Click the folder icon in the Sources panel
  2. Name your folder (e.g., “Competitor Research”)
  3. Drag sources into the folder

You can also select multiple sources (Shift+click or Cmd/Ctrl+click) and move them together.

Create Files in Your Workspace

The Workspace is where you build new content. Click + to create:

File typeWhat it’s for
DocumentRich text with formatting (exports as .docx)
SpreadsheetData, formulas, and charts (exports as .xlsx)
MarkdownPlain text notes with live preview
Audio SummaryAI-generated narration of your sources
InfographicAI-generated visual summary

Files are organized in a tree view. Create folders to keep things tidy.

Note

Presentations and Video Summaries are coming soon.

Chat with Your Sources

The Chat panel lets you ask questions. The AI searches your sources and gives answers grounded in your content.

  • Ask anything — “What are the main takeaways from this report?”
  • Get citations — See which sources informed the answer
  • Select sources — Click sources to focus the AI on specific documents

Each notebook has its own conversations. Start a new one by clicking New Chat.

Manage Your Notebooks

On the Dashboard

ActionHow
FilterClick tabs: All, My notebooks, Favourites, Featured
SortUse the dropdown: Most recent, Oldest, Alphabetical, Most sources
StarClick the star icon on any notebook card
DeleteClick the 3-dot menu → Delete

View Modes

Switch between Grid and List view using the toggle in the toolbar.

Group by Category

Group notebooks by category or owner to find things faster.

Best Practices

  • One topic per notebook — Don’t mix unrelated research
  • Descriptive names — “2024 Competitor Analysis” beats “Notebook 3”
  • Use folders — Organize sources by theme or stage of research
  • Star your active projects — Quick access from the Favourites filter
  • Archive when done — Delete notebooks you no longer need to keep the dashboard clean
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