Collect your whole library with less effort. Read in comfort. Explore with NotebookLM or your preferred AI, then return to Adent for supporting passages and prepared citations.
Less manual work, more time to think deeply, write clearly, and make an impact that matters to you.
From gathering the material to finding the words, keep your sources, thoughts and references close at hand.
Bring books, papers and documents into your library in batches. Spend less time adding files and entering details, and more time exploring what they could mean for your work.
Keep the passage and the thought it sparked easy to return to. Read in comfort, listen when you need a break, and pick up where you left off.
Combine selected papers into fewer files for NotebookLM or your preferred AI, within the limits you set. Follow your questions further, then bring answers back to Adent to find supporting passages and prepare citations.
Adent combines selected papers into fewer files, based on the maximum file count and words per file you set. You can also export sources separately. This helps with file-count limits; your AI’s file-size and context limits still apply.
Paste an AI answer into Adent to follow preserved source references back to the original passages. You can read them in context before using them in your writing. When a reference is missing, Adent can suggest passages to check.
Adent formats citations from your library’s source details in the style you choose. It can fill in available author and publication information, which you can review and correct before you copy or export the citations.
Yes. Your documents, highlights and notes are stored in a library on your computer. You choose which sources to upload to your AI. Metadata lookup and optional AI processing use external services when enabled.
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