Chat with your sources — then publish what you make.

Point the AI at a set of notes, PDFs, and links and ask anything — answers are drawn from the material you chose, so you get your research back, not a generic guess.

Every claim carries a citation chip anchored to the passage it came from. Click it and you land on the source span, so you can verify before you trust — the table-stakes NotebookLM raised and we match.

Turn any source set into flashcards and a practice quiz in one pass, then review them in a focused reader that remembers where you left off — no second app, no copy-paste.

Generate a two-host audio-overview script from your sources for a podcast-style walkthrough of what you're studying — the viral NotebookLM surface, on your own notes.

Add a webpage by link, drop in a PDF, or pull from an RSS feed — your source set isn't limited to files you upload by hand.

Here's what NotebookLM can't do: turn your research into a public, SEO-ready post, paywall the deep version, and own the audience — all in the same workspace, no export-and-rebuild.

How is this different from NotebookLM?

The grounded-chat core is similar: you upload sources and ask questions answered from them, with citations back to the source. The difference is what happens next — JustJot.ai lets you publish, share, and paywall what you produce and keep the audience, so it's a research tool and a publishing house, not just a private notebook.

Does it cite its sources?

Yes. Answers carry inline citation chips anchored to the specific passage they came from, so you can click through and verify any claim against your own material instead of taking the AI's word for it.

What can I add as a source?

Notes you write in the workspace, uploaded PDFs, webpages by URL, and RSS feeds. You select which sources a chat or study pass is scoped to, so answers stay grounded in exactly the material you mean.

Can I make flashcards and a podcast like NotebookLM?

Yes — the same source set can produce flashcards and a practice quiz, plus a two-host audio-overview script for a podcast-style walkthrough. Study tools and audio are built in, not a separate product.

Is it free to try?

You can start for free: add a source, ask it questions, and generate study material without a credit card. Paid tiers exist for heavier use and for paywalling your own published work.