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What it is.
Load the transcripts, the analyst report and the competitor pages, then ask questions you'll have to back up in front of someone. Gemini Notebook answers only from the sources you upload, and points at the passage behind each one.
Google publishes the free limits: 100 notebooks, up to 50 sources each and 500,000 words each, with daily limits of 50 chat queries and 3 audio generations. Local uploads go up to 500,000 words per source or 200MB.
What you get.
- 100 notebooks, each holding up to 50 sources of 500,000 words.
- A citation to the passage behind every answer.
- A refusal when the answer isn't in your sources, so you never get a confident invention.
- 50 chat queries and 3 audio generations a day on the free tier.
How to set it up.
Create one notebook per project and put every related source in it, since answers get better that way.
Upload the raw material: call transcripts, analyst reports, competitor pages, your own docs.
Ask a specific question and follow the citation to the passage before you use the answer anywhere.
Watch the daily limit of 50 chat queries, and batch your questions into one session.
Keep each source under 500,000 words, and split anything longer before uploading.
Pricing Plans
Free
$0
100 notebooks, 50 sources each, 50 chat queries a day
Use cases
Objection mining
Load twenty call transcripts and ask which objection keeps coming up.
Quote for a deck
Take the answer with the passage attached so nothing needs a second check.
Bound the answer to your sources
Ask something the documents do not cover and get a refusal instead of a guess.
Best for
Synthesizing customer calls
Upload twenty transcripts and ask what objections repeat, with a citation to the call it came from.
Reading a long report properly
A survey PDF becomes answerable, and every figure you quote arrives with the page it came from.
Competitor teardowns
Load their pricing, docs and comparison pages, then ask where their positioning changed this year.
Open the tool
Opens on Google in a new tab.