Sourclip is the research workflow for NotebookLM — the tools Google didn't build in: discovering good sources, capturing them in one click from anywhere, organizing everything into notebooks, saving reusable prompts, and getting your work back out when you're done.
I started using NotebookLM for serious research and kept hitting the same wall — the thinking was great, but every project still needed an hour of copy-paste, tab juggling, and re-typing the same prompts.
Sourclip is the small workspace I wished existed: a directory to find good sources when I don't know where to start, one click to send anything into the right notebook, folders that actually hold a project together, and a private podcast feed so I can listen back to my own research on a walk instead of staring at another screen.
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The Chrome extension is how Sourclip gets content into NotebookLM — it's one part of the product, not the definition of the company. The goal is for Sourclip to be the place people go for everything around NotebookLM: where to find sources, how to structure a notebook, which prompts work, which MCP servers are worth installing, and how other people are actually using it.