01 / Collect
Paste links to YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and Facebook videos, web articles, or your own notes. Clip articles from paid subscriptions with a bookmarklet. lkg transcribes, reads and indexes them.
One link.
Every answer
cited.
lkg is a shareable notebook for communities. A curator collects videos, articles and notes. Members ask questions and get answers that cite the exact second of a video or the exact passage of an article.
( Move across the drawing to follow a citation )( Tap the drawing to move the citation lens )
( What it does )
A notebook that answers from what you put in it
Think NotebookLM, but shareable. One curator builds the collection. A whole community asks it questions. The answers only ever come from the sources, and every claim points back to where it came from.
02 / Share and ask
Send one link. Members sign in with an email link, no passwords. They ask in plain language and get an answer grounded only in the collection, never in the open web.
03 / Jump to the moment
Every answer carries citation chips. Tap one and the video opens at that second, or the article scrolls to that passage. Quotes stay short and point to the original.
( What goes in an lkg )
Seven kinds of source, one shelf
Each card is a source type lkg can read today. Hover to see how it gets in, click to read the detail, or filter the shelf by kind.
Swipe along the shelf, tap a card
( How it works )
From a pile of links to a cited answer
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( Why lkg )
Built for the person who already does the reading for everyone else.
Every community has one: the person who watches every talk, reads every article and posts the summary. lkg gives that curator a place to put it all, and gives the rest of the community a way to ask instead of scroll.
It is deliberately narrow. Answers come only from the sources in the lkg. Quotes are at most two sentences and always link to the original. The curator can see what members ask, and members are told so.
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Grounded, or nothing
If the sources do not cover a question, lkg says so instead of guessing from the open web.
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Point to the original
Citations open the video at the cited second or the article at the cited passage. Short quotes, never whole articles.
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Invite-only, by design
Owners add editors and members by email. Visitors can request an invite and the curator decides. Paid memberships come later.
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- Links to share
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- Sentences per quote, max
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- Passwords
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( Questions )
Before you ask the notebook
How is this different from NotebookLM?
NotebookLM is yours alone. An lkg is built by one curator and shared with a community through one link. Members sign in, ask, and every answer cites the exact moment, so the curator's reading becomes something the whole group can use.
What can I put in an lkg?
YouTube videos, TikTok, Instagram and Facebook videos, web articles, articles behind your own paid subscriptions via a bookmarklet, and pasted notes. Social videos are transcribed with per-sentence timestamps, YouTube gets timestamped notes, articles are extracted with a reader view.
Does it answer from the internet?
No. The chat is grounded only in the sources in that lkg. If they do not cover a question, it says so. Each answer's citations map back to a source and, for video, to a timestamp.
Who can see an lkg?
Only people the owner adds. Roles are owner, editor and member. Signed-in visitors can request an invite and the curator approves or declines. Share previews show a title and image, not the contents.
What does it cost?
Nothing yet. lkg is invite-only while it is being tested with a few communities. Paid memberships per lkg come later, and curators who join now will hear first.