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ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM) help you think. None of them is good at keeping what you thought. Kortex fixes that.
Kortex is an AI toolkit for Chrome. It saves and searches your ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Grok chats on your computer, moves context between AIs, and adds memory and AI tools to Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM), with MCP for AI assistants.
No. Kortex is an independent Chrome extension, not affiliated with or endorsed by Google. It works inside Gemini Notebook, the Google research tool that was called NotebookLM until July 16, 2026. It adds import, organization, export and MCP features that Google does not offer.
100,000+ people. It is rated 4.5 out of 5 from 410 ratings on the Chrome Web Store, as of November 5, 2026.
Yes. The free plan includes 10 imports and 10 exports a day, sending highlights from any page, search across every notebook and source, and 10 saved prompts. Pro removes the daily limits. It adds sync across devices, bulk import, automations, templates, the podcast feed and Kortex MCP. Pro costs $9.99 a month, $108 a year, or $199 once for Lifetime.
XDA Developers published a hands-on review, and Kortex was a top post of the day on Product Hunt at launch.
Write to kortexnotebooklm@gmail.com, or start from the support page. You talk to the people who build Kortex.
Kortex started with a frustration that anyone who uses Gemini Notebook will know. You spend an hour in a great research session and find three useful insights. Then you close the tab. The chat is gone. The sources sit behind a read-only pane. Your best prompt is something you will retype from memory tomorrow, a little worse.
Every notebook stood alone.
Nothing carried over, and nothing built on what came before. The tool meant to build your knowledge base started fresh every time you began something new.
So we built the missing half: a browser extension that adds export, organization and memory to Gemini Notebook. You never have to leave it.
The work you do stays yours, in formats you can take anywhere.
Today Kortex is used by researchers, students, writers and analysts in Chrome, Edge and Brave. We ship updates often. Most of them start as a message from someone who got stuck and told us.
Three promises decide what we build and what we will not build.
We don't store your conversations or the contents of your sources. Chat transfers are processed in memory and go straight from your browser to your own Gemini Notebook account.
Read the privacy policyA knowledge tool you cannot export from is a trap. Everything you build in Kortex can be exported in open formats whenever you want, including your saved prompts and views.
Our roadmap is public, and requests from people who use Kortex shape it. If something blocks you, tell us. The fix often ships that week, not that quarter.
See the public roadmapKortex is a small independent project. Its roadmap is not set by venture investors who have never opened Gemini Notebook.
We use it every day for our own research. That is why it keeps getting better: when something is annoying, we feel it first. There is no support queue to get lost in. You talk to the people who build it.
Questions, bug reports, feature ideas. The form drafts the email in Gmail for you, or write to kortexnotebooklm@gmail.com from any mail app.
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Looking for a quick answer? The support page has most of them.
Install Kortex in under a minute. It works inside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok and the Gemini Notebook you already use.
Join 100,000+ people. Works in Chrome, Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers.