RAG Notebook

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Collect notes, files and links, then chat with them and get cited answers

RAG Notebook is a lightweight browser notebook that turns your own material into something you can question. You add sources as text notes, imported files or web links, and each source is indexed and marked ready. The Chat view lets you ask a question in plain language, and the app answers using the closest excerpts from your sources while attaching a numbered citation and a button that points back to the matching source. There is no account or setup step, and the workspace starts empty so every bit of content is something you chose to add.

Highlights

Three source types

Add notes, import files or paste a link

Cited answers

Replies link back to matching sources

No account needed

Open the page and start adding material

How to Use

Add your first source
Open the Notebook view and click Add source. A dialog offers New note, Import file and Add link. Choose New note to write a title and body, or pick Import file to upload a text file; the new item appears in the source list with a ready status once indexed.
Ask a question
Switch to the Chat view using the bottom navigation. Type your question into the message box and press Send. The app searches your sources and replies with the closest excerpts, a numbered citation and a source button under the answer.
Review and retry
After an answer, click the source button to jump back to the item it cites and check the original context. If an imported link shows a failed status with a Retry control, use it to attempt the fetch again.