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Gemini Notebook

Google, United States

Formerly NotebookLM

Checked 17 days agoOfficial sources checked
NotebookLM became Gemini Notebook in July 2026, according to Google’s announcement. Source (new tab)

Gemini Notebook, formerly NotebookLM, is a research assistant that answers from your own sources: PDFs, web pages, documents. It cites the passages it used and can produce summaries, study sheets and audio overviews.

Who it is for: Teams that need to analyse and summarise a set of internal documents while citing their sources.

Opens the aidock chat with this listing’s starter prompt, ready to edit.

Watch out. Use your company’s Google Workspace account, not a personal account, before you upload internal documents or personal data.

Key facts, checked

Price
Free, then from €4.99 / month

No subscription of its own: higher limits come with the Google AI plans. Google AI Plus at €4.99 a month, Google AI Pro at €21.99 a month (France page). VAT not stated on the page. For businesses, the tool is included in Google Workspace (Business and Enterprise plans). Gemini Enterprise Business is shown from US$21 per licence per month.

Where your data is hosted EU as an option

No choice of region for personal accounts. Gemini Notebook is not on the list of services covered by Google Workspace data regions. EU residency for data at rest (stored data, “eu” multi-region) is documented for Gemini Notebook Enterprise with Gemini Enterprise Standard and Plus.

Your data and AI training No training on your data

According to Google’s help pages, your data is not used to train the model unless you send feedback. For Google Workspace accounts, sources, questions and answers are neither read by human reviewers nor used for training. This exclusion of human reviewers is not stated for personal accounts.

Data processing agreement (GDPR contract) Data processing agreement on business plans

With a Google Workspace account, the tool is a core service covered by the Workspace terms, to which Google’s Cloud Data Processing Addendum applies. No such agreement for a personal Google account.

Language
Interface in French
Last checked
8 October 2026, official sources checked

Get started in 10 minutes

  1. Sign in at notebook.google with your company’s Google Workspace account.
  2. Create a notebook and add two or three sources: a PDF, a Google Docs document or a web page.
  3. Ask a precise question and check each answer by clicking on the citations.

Starter prompt

Using only the sources in this notebook, summarise the obligations in our supplier contract in 10 points. For each point, quote the exact passage. Clearly flag anything the sources do not specify.

Replace the parts in square brackets. Do not paste any personal data without a data processing agreement.

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Frequently asked questions

Where does Gemini Notebook store my data?

Hosting in the European Union is available as an option. No choice of region for personal accounts. Gemini Notebook is not on the list of services covered by Google Workspace data regions. EU residency for data at rest (stored data, “eu” multi-region) is documented for Gemini Notebook Enterprise with Gemini Enterprise Standard and Plus.

Does Gemini Notebook use my data to train its models?

No training on your data. According to Google’s help pages, your data is not used to train the model unless you send feedback. For Google Workspace accounts, sources, questions and answers are neither read by human reviewers nor used for training. This exclusion of human reviewers is not stated for personal accounts.

How much does Gemini Notebook cost?

Free, then from €4.99 / month. No subscription of its own: higher limits come with the Google AI plans. Google AI Plus at €4.99 a month, Google AI Pro at €21.99 a month (France page). VAT not stated on the page. For businesses, the tool is included in Google Workspace (Business and Enterprise plans). Gemini Enterprise Business is shown from US$21 per licence per month.

Does Gemini Notebook offer a data processing agreement (GDPR)?

Data processing agreement on business plans. With a Google Workspace account, the tool is a core service covered by the Workspace terms, to which Google’s Cloud Data Processing Addendum applies. No such agreement for a personal Google account.