Kortex connects AI chats, notebook captures, imports, prompts, automations, analytics, source views, and exports into one durable knowledge workflow instead of a pile of isolated sessions.
Bulk source controls, notebook favorites, source views, analytics, and cleaner public-site flows make the clone behave more like a real product.
Why it exists
Without Kortex
Chats, sources, and exports stay trapped inside separate notebooks and browser tabs.
Knowledge gets messy once the notebook count grows past a handful of projects.
Imports, exports, and source cleanup become a repetitive click-heavy process.
Insights stay passive instead of becoming reusable operating procedures.
With Kortex
Capture conversations, source snapshots, prompts, and artifacts into one searchable workspace.
Use nested folders, favorites, tags, collections, and saved source views to keep research structured.
Run bulk imports, bulk source moves, notebook merge flows, and cleaner export pipelines.
Save prompts, auto-tag captures, trigger automations, and turn notebooks into podcast feeds.
Feature map
Capture
NotebookLM overlays, chat adapters, social captures, web highlights, RSS, CSV, tabs, and Google Docs imports all feed the same system.
Organize
Folders, notebooks, favorites, tags, prompt folders, collections, source views, and merge / move flows keep knowledge tidy instead of temporary.
Automate
Smart sorters, generators, pipelines, cleaners, podcast curation, and auto-research recipes help new captures keep moving.
Search
Search spans notebooks, prompts, collections, podcasts, tags, and, on hosted plans, retained sources and artifacts.
Export
Preview and export notebooks or artifacts as Markdown, text, ZIP bundles, and print-friendly HTML.
Operate
The stack runs locally, supports hosted sync, and already includes enterprise controls such as SSO posture, provisioning switches, and zero-retention options.
Inside the product
Track notebook volume, favorite density, source-type mix, top tags, collection coverage, and recent activity from one dashboard.
Search, filter, paginate, bulk select, move, delete, and spin a new notebook out of selected sources in one pass.
Create, rename, merge, and delete workspace tags globally instead of editing them notebook by notebook.
Store reusable source filters by notebook, query, tag, source type, and time window so recall is faster.
Keep prompts in folders with categories and tags, then reuse them across research loops instead of retyping from memory.
Generate artifacts in batches, export notebooks cleanly, and publish podcast feeds from curated notebook context.
Operator proof
Bulk source cleanup, favorites, tags, and exports finally feel like one coherent workflow instead of six separate chores.
Research workflow operatorSaved source views and the prompt library make this feel much closer to a real knowledge operating system than a notebook dump.
NotebookLM power userThe live dashboard now covers the surfaces I would expect from a serious clone: analytics, tagging, bulk management, and cleaner navigation.
Solo analystBuilt for serious research workflows
Pricing
Free
Local-first workflows for individual research.
Pro
Hosted sync, automations, richer imports, and cleaner power workflows.
Lifetime Pro
One-time unlock for long-horizon research systems.
Teams
Small-team collaboration with stronger control and shared operating patterns.
Enterprise
Security posture, SSO controls, and centralized operating controls.
One click can save a chat, a source, a highlight, or an artifact into a structured notebook.
Search, analytics, source views, and reusable prompts make past work useful instead of buried.
Bulk imports, source move flows, favorites, tag management, exports, and automations reduce manual cleanup.
FAQ
Core app flows are live. The remaining provider-backed pieces are Firebase auth, Google Docs OAuth, and Dodo billing.
The extension and dashboard cover NotebookLM, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Reddit, LinkedIn, X/Twitter, and general web highlighting through optional permissions.
You can keep it local-first, or on hosted plans use the dashboard and sync APIs for retained entities, exports, automations, and cross-device continuity.
The clone now covers the broader solo-research surface much more closely, including analytics, favorites, tags, source management, source views, onboarding, shortcuts, and a fuller public site shell.
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