NotebookBloom
Turn NotebookLM into a real research workbench
What it does
A Chrome extension that turns NotebookLM — now Gemini Notebook — into a real research workbench. NotebookLM understands your sources but stops where real study begins. NotebookBloom adds what students and researchers need: • Citations — any source to APA, MLA, Chicago, BibTeX • Anki export with the source attached, fully traceable • Cross-notebook search across everything at once • Folders, tags, prompts, export to MD / PDF / HTML Data stays in your browser; sync is optional. Built solo.
Free NotebookLM (Gemini Notebook) extension for Zotero/BibTeX citations, Anki flashcards with sources, cross-notebook search and bulk import.
Export proper citations, send flashcards to Anki with their sources, search across all your notebooks, and bulk-import from YouTube and the web — everything NotebookLM (now Gemini Notebook) is missing, in one extension. A 2-minute tour — citations to Zotero/BibTeX, flashcards to Anki, and search across all your NotebookLM (Gemini Notebook) notebooks. Real screenshots — the NotebookBloom panel sitting right inside NotebookLM (Gemini Notebook). NotebookBloom is a free Chrome extension that adds the features Google NotebookLM — recently renamed Gemini Notebook — is missing for serious research and study. It exports proper citations (APA, MLA, Chicago, BibTeX), sends AI-generated flashcards to…from notebookbloom.com
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