Knowledge Base

Welcome to the Notebooker knowledge base. These guides walk through the features that have a few moving parts - how to configure them, what your options are, and where to find more detail.

Podcasts & audio

• Podcast, speaker & episode profiles - control who hosts your podcast, how they sound, and how each episode is structured - including the built-in formats: deep dive, brief, critique, debate, and unabridged.
• Notebooker TTS voices - listen to every built-in voice, and find the voice catalogs for OpenAI, ElevenLabs, Google, and other providers.
• Subscribe to your podcast feed - get your private RSS URL and add it to Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, Overcast, and more.

Study & understanding

• Search, Ask & Chat - full-text search across your whole library, cited answers over everything with Ask, and close reading over a context you choose with Chat.
• Flashcards & spaced repetition - grade your cards, let the FSRS scheduler decide when you see them again, and export to Anki.
• Insight personas - Professor, Critic, Debate, and Beginner’s Guide read your sources the way you need, plus your own custom transformations.
• Citations & answer coverage - every answer cites your sources, and a coverage meter shows which documents actually informed it.

Content & creators

• Creator plugins - the ten creators that turn a notebook into flashcards, charts, infographics, mind maps, textbooks, essays, study guides, slideshows, timelines, and wikis - including which chart and graphic types you can ask for.
• Importing & bulk actions - what happens when you import bookmarks or run a bulk action, why it can take a while as Notebooker snapshots pages and extracts text, and how to watch it progress.
• Watch RSS & YouTube feeds - point a scheduled workflow at a feed or channel and new entries become sources automatically.

Your data & automation

• Apps, devices & syncing - where Notebooker runs (web, iOS, Android, desktop, and browser extensions) and how one library stays in sync across all of them.
• How Notebooker handles content - what happens when Notebooker ingests and archives the sources you add, why it never trains AI models on your material, and how it’s meant to be used as an educational and research tool.
• Export your notes & decks - download notes as Markdown, whole notebooks as Obsidian-ready zips, and flashcard decks as Anki files.
• Usage, credit & budgets - what your monthly credit covers, how pay-as-you-go overage works, and the budget cap that defaults to $0.
• Bring your own storage - connect your own S3-compatible bucket, and download or delete everything Notebooker stores for you.
• Webhooks & workflows - trigger Notebooker from other apps (incoming webhooks) and notify other apps when things happen (outgoing webhooks).
• Personal API keys - drive Notebooker from scripts, n8n, or anything that can send an HTTP request.
• Connect Claude with MCP - add Notebooker as a custom connector in Claude (or any MCP client) and read, search, and write your notebooks from a chat.

Power users

• Choose your AI models - run on Notebooker’s built-in models, bring your own OpenAI or Anthropic keys, or point at a local model.
• Run your own AI provider - deploy an OpenAI-compatible endpoint on Cloudflare with cloudflare-ai-deployer and point Notebooker at it.
• Open source & the Open Notebook platform - the open foundation Notebooker is built on, and where to find the code.

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