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Bring your Google Keep notes into rich, editable outlines. Import a fresh batch, then optionally archive the originals. Give your Keep notes room to grow. Bring your active Google Keep notes into a new, editable LisTARDIS outline. Keep using Google Keep for quick capture, then develop your ideas in LisTARDIS whenever you are ready. • Import all active notes, or select just the notes you want in Keep first. • Preserve note colors, text, checklists and supported images. • Browse imported notes as cards, expand them into nested outlines, and move ideas into your other work. • Choose whether to archive the originals as part of the import. When enabled, the extension archives them after LisTARDIS confirms they have been saved. They remain recoverable in Keep’s Archive. START IN GOOGLE KEEP Open the extension and scan your notes. Choose Copy and open LisTARDIS, then paste into a bullet in the app. START IN LisTARDIS Open a node's Options menu, then Power Workflows → Import from Google Keep. In Keep, activate the extension, scan your notes and choose Import notes to import directly at that destination. Each import creates a new outline. This is a one-way import: edits in LisTARDIS are not sent back to Google Keep. Notes left active in Keep can be included again in a later import. Requires a LisTARDIS account (LisTARDIS.com). An independent LisTARDIS extension. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Google.
Sep 11, 2026
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