How it works
1Create a notebook — click “+ New notebook” on the left. Each notebook is its own research project with its own sources.
2Add sources — in the “Sources” tab, paste a YouTube or article link, or choose “Add as text”. You can add more than one.
3Get results — in the “Generate” tab, pick Summary, Mind map, Quiz, Flashcards, or Podcast. Ask questions about your materials in the “Chat” tab.
Podcasts are AI-voiced two-host conversations based on your sources (ready in 30–90 seconds). Video overviews are in the works.
NotebookLM alternative: AI that works from your sources
MyKreaTool gives you NotebookLM-style capabilities — Google's AI for analyzing sources. Unlike a general-purpose chatbot like ChatGPT, it answers only from the materials you add: YouTube videos, PDFs, articles, or pasted text. That means fewer made-up answers (hallucinations), which makes it great for studying, research, and content prep.
What the AI can do
- Summarize a video, article, or text into a structured overview
- Map out any topic as a mind map
- Generate quizzes to test your knowledge
- Create flashcards to help you memorize
- Create a podcast — an AI-voiced two-host conversation based on your sources
- Answer your questions in chat, strictly from your sources
Video overviews are in the works.
FAQ
What is NotebookLM, and are there alternatives?
NotebookLM is Google's AI research assistant that analyzes the sources you upload and answers strictly from them. MyKreaTool puts it at your fingertips: add your sources and start generating content.
How do I summarize a video or article?
Create a notebook, add a source (a YouTube link, an article, or your own text), open the “Generate” tab, and click “Summary” — the AI builds a structured summary based strictly on your material.
What formats can I generate?
Summaries, mind maps, quizzes, flashcards, and podcasts (an AI-voiced two-host conversation) — all based strictly on your sources. Plus a chat where you can ask questions about your materials. Video overviews are in the works.
How do I turn a video or article into a podcast?
Add a source, open the “Generate” tab, and click “Podcast”. The AI writes a script and voices it with two hosts — in 30–90 seconds you'll have audio you can play right on the page or download.
How much does it cost? Is there a limit?
The tool comes with a daily generation limit and runs on Google Gemini.
How is it different from ChatGPT?
Unlike ChatGPT, it answers only from your sources and doesn't make things up — so there's far less risk of hallucinations when you work with documents.
What sources can I add?
A YouTube video link, an article link, or text you paste in. You can add multiple sources to a single notebook.