Fifteen creators, one library

Every creator reads the sources in your notebook and nothing else, then cites what it used. None of them go off to the open web to fill in the gaps.

Podcasts Deep dive, brief, critique, debate or walkthrough. Private RSS feed for your own player.
Flashcards Spaced repetition built in. Exports to Anki in one click.
Charts Line, bar, pie and word cloud, drawn from your data rather than the web.
Mindmaps Mermaid under the hood. Exports to MD, PNG and SVG.
Infographics Sequences, comparisons, hierarchies and SWOT.
Textbooks Chapters and exercises, rendered to HTML, PDF and EPUB.
Essays Argumentative, expository or comparative.
Study guides Topic by topic, pitched to whichever audience you pick.
Slideshows reveal.js decks, plus PPTX and PDF.
Timelines Up to 60 events, grouped or flat.
Wikis Linked topic articles, with an Obsidian vault export.
Socratic tutor A tutoring session that never blurts the answer.
Counterpoints Both sides of an argument, each put at its strongest, then a neutral synthesis.
Websites A full static site with search, published in one click.
Illustrated stories Picture books through to short stories, with painted pages.

Real creations, not mockups

Every one of these came out of sources in a Notebooker notebook, and is embedded here exactly as it was published. Open any card to load it live.

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Browse whole notebooks in the gallery, or read how publishing and embeds work.

What they all have in common

Grounded in your sources

Each one reads the notebook you point it at, and cites what it used.

Editable, not disposable

Change the generated text and render it again. You don’t start over to fix a heading.

Publishable in a click

Public link and iframe embed, served from your own storage.

Exportable

PDF, PPTX, EPUB, Markdown, Anki, SVG. Whatever the format sensibly supports.

Callable by an agent

All of it is reachable over the API and MCP, so Claude or Cursor can build one for you.

Metered honestly

Generating something spends credit against a budget you set. It starts at zero until you raise it.