The companion app NotebookLM is missing
NotebookLM writes brilliant notes. Notegral is where you keep them, organize them, and study them until they stick.
NotebookLM is superb at turning sources into clear notes, summaries and briefings. But once a chat moves on or a notebook fills up, those notes are hard to find, impossible to organize across notebooks, and there is no way to practise them. Reading a good note once is not studying.
Notegral picks up exactly where NotebookLM stops. It is a memory and practice layer: your notes come in with one click, get filed into subjects, chapters and topics, and become material you can drill, test yourself on, and track over time.
What Notegral adds to NotebookLM
One-click import
A browser extension for Chrome, Edge, Brave and Firefox lifts your saved notes out of any NotebookLM notebook. Paste import and Notion, Evernote and Markdown files work too.
Real organization
Subjects, chapters and topics with self-updating index pages, tags, search, merge and duplicate detection. Your notes stop being a pile.
Flashcards, quizzes, mind maps
Turn any note into interactive flashcards, a multiple-choice quiz, or a collapsible mind map. Every card and question cites the exact passage of your note it came from.
Drill mode
Keyboard-first practice: reveal, got it, missed. Missed items come back until you get them, and your first-try score is logged per note.
Explain it back
Close the note, explain it in your own words, and get graded: what you nailed, what you missed, and the blind spots that keep coming back.
Study anywhere
Synced across devices, dark mode, full-screen study, printable mind maps, study sheets and exam papers with answer keys.
Companion, not clone
Notegral does not try to re-generate what NotebookLM already does well. Your NotebookLM notes stay the source: Notegral never overwrites them, and everything it generates (flashcards, quizzes, maps, summaries) is kept as a separate tab beside your original note, clearly marked. Anything the AI tutor adds beyond your own note is wrapped in a labelled callout, so you always know what is yours and what was added.
How people use it
- Medical and law students revising large volumes of NotebookLM-generated notes for exams.
- University students collecting notes from many notebooks into one organized library per subject.
- Anyone who reads and forgets: the drill queue and blind-spot tracking turn reading into recall.
Start with the importer, or read how the flashcards and quizzes and mind maps work.
Try it now, free.
Notegral is free to start: import your notes, organize them, and study. No card needed.
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