I had 40 PDFs in Downloads. Now they're actually in one place.
A NotebookLM alternative built for studying
Upload your course material and ask it questions with references back to the source — then turn the same material into flashcards, a quiz or a podcast without leaving it.
How does Memmo compare with NotebookLM?
Step 1: Add your sources
Lecture notes, slides, PDFs, past exams — or a textbook you read inside Memmo, which is the part NotebookLM cannot give you.
Step 2: Ask, with references
Answers point back to the passage they came from, so you can check the claim instead of trusting it. The same as NotebookLM's grounding, on your course material.
Step 3: Turn it into revision
A chat answers questions; an exam asks them. The same sources become a quiz, a flashcard deck on a spaced-repetition schedule, a summary or a podcast.
Memmo vs NotebookLM
| Memmo | NotebookLM | |
|---|---|---|
| Quiz from your own material | Yes | Yes |
| Podcast version of your material | Yes | Yes |
| Flashcards with spaced repetition | Yes | No |
| Record a lecture and get notes | Yes | No |
| Course textbooks to read in the app | Yes | No |
| Material shared by other students | Yes | No |
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Came for the textbooks, stayed for everything else.
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