notabs

Save research papers, blogs, and videos to notabs with one click

**notabs helps researchers and ML engineers organize their reading.** Save papers, videos, and articles with one click — AI extracts all the metadata automatically. Stop drowning in 40+ browser tabs. Your research, organized. --- ### What this extension does The notabs Chrome extension lets you save any research paper, video, or article directly from your browser into your personal library at notabs.app. Every time you click the notabs icon, AI extracts the title, authors, keywords, summary, and key insights in the background, turning unstructured web pages into a clean, searchable research database. Instead of keeping dozens of tabs open or losing important links, everything you read becomes organized and easy to find later. --- ### Key features • One-click save for arXiv papers, YouTube videos, blog posts, PDFs, and web pages • Automatic AI-extracted metadata (titles, authors, keywords, summaries, insights) • Reading status tracking: To Read → Reading → Skimmed → Completed • Folders, tags, favorites, and rich notes (Markdown, LaTeX, code blocks) • Unified discovery feed from arXiv, HuggingFace, YouTube, Reddit, Hacker News, and ML blogs • Personalized recommendations based on your research interests • Daily AI-generated digests of important new content --- ### How it works 1. Click the notabs icon on any paper, video, or article 2. Choose your reading status 3. AI extracts all metadata automatically 4. View everything in your organized library at notabs.app 5. Get personalized recommendations every day --- ### Why install notabs? If you read a lot of research papers, technical blogs, and videos, browser tabs and bookmarks quickly become chaotic. notabs gives you a single, organized system for everything you want to read, track, and reference. Instead of losing valuable material, you build a searchable research library that grows with you. --- Create a free account at **notabs.co** and install the extension to start saving and organizing your research.