Gobble Bot

Gobble Bot combines a website, PDF, or YouTube link into a text file for preparing custom chatbot training.

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About Gobble Bot

Gobble Bot converts public websites, YouTube videos with transcriptions, and uploaded files into a single text file intended for training a custom ChatGPT chatbot. It accepts website URLs, YouTube links, and file uploads, including formats such as TXT, PDF, DOCX, CSV, and PPTX, and is described as useful when material spans more than 20 files.

File processing happens on the user's device without uploading to its servers, though website URLs may be sent to a third-party scraping API and basic analytics are collected. The site notes known problems with large PDFs, ePUB/MOBI files, and complicated sitemaps.

Key features

  • Converts website, YouTube, and file inputs into one text file
  • Processes public website URLs for text extraction
  • Extracts text from YouTube videos that have transcriptions
  • Accepts drag-and-drop or file-picker uploads
  • Supports TXT, PDF, DOCX, CSV, PPTX and other listed formats
  • Combines more than 20 files into a single file
Best for: People preparing website, YouTube, or multi-file material for a custom ChatGPT chatbot.
Good for
  • Combines websites, transcribed videos, and many file types into one training file
  • Processes files on the user's device rather than uploading them, though website URLs may be sent to a third-party scraping API
Watch out for
  • Known problems with large PDFs, ePUB/MOBI files, and complicated sitemaps
  • YouTube input requires an available transcription
  • Collects basic analytics and may send website URLs to a third-party service

Gobble Bot at a glance

Website
gobble.bot
Type
Website
Pricing
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Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Gobble Bot FAQ

What types of content can Gobble Bot handle?
Public websites, YouTube videos with transcriptions, and files such as TXT, PDF, DOCX, CSV, PPTX, HTML, RSS, and XML, among other listed extensions.
Why would I use it for a custom chatbot?
When source material is a website or YouTube video, or when it spans more than 20 files, which is stated as the current upload limit for GPTs.
What happens to my data?
File processing happens on the device with no upload to its servers, but website URLs may be sent to a third-party scraping API and basic analytics are collected.
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