Videos
Save the YouTube video you're watching, or open a playlist and pick out just the ones you want.
Made for people who research across a dozen tabs
YouTube & playlists
Any web page
Highlighted text
What Stash saves
Three kinds of source, one running list.
Whatever you come across mid-research, just add it. The badge keeps count until you're ready to send.
Web pages
Save a link to any web page: a Wikipedia article, a blog post, a news piece. One click keeps the current tab, or grab every open tab at once.
Highlights
Select text anywhere and a small Save to Stash pill appears. Click it to keep the passage, source and all.
How it works
Save as you browse. Send the lot when you're ready.
No accounts to set up, nothing to sync, no “are you sure?” along the way. The flow stays out of your way.
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Save what you find
Keep a video, a web page, or a highlighted passage straight from the Stash toolbar popup or the right-click menu.
02
Watch your stack grow
The toolbar badge keeps a running count. Open Stash any time to review, reorder, or remove anything before you send.
03
Send it to NotebookLM
One click starts a new notebook or adds to an existing one. Stash opens NotebookLM and adds every source for you.
Quiet by default
Your sources never leave your machine.
The sources you keep, like links, page titles, and highlighted text, stay in your browser. Detailed analytics are switched off until you turn them on yourself.
Read the privacy policyLocal-first.Your sources live in your browser's own storage.
No content collection.We never see your links, page text, or highlights.
No ads, no resale.We never sell your data or share it with brokers.
Good to know
A few answers before you ask.
Is Stash free?
Yes. Stash is free to use right now, with no account or card required. As it grows we may add an optional paid plan for heavy users, but the essentials will stay within reach.
Which browsers does it support?
Stash runs on Chrome today. Support for more browsers is on the way, so check back soon.
Do I need a NotebookLM account?
Yes. Stash sends sources into your own Google NotebookLM, so you'll sign in there as you normally would.
What exactly can I save?
YouTube videos, links to web pages, and passages you highlight. Stash keeps the link and title, never the page contents.
Where do my sources live?
On your device, in your browser's storage. Stash only reaches out to NotebookLM when you choose to send.
Can I pick from a playlist?
Absolutely. Open a YouTube playlist and tick just the videos you need and leave the rest behind.