Your email, meeting summaries, notes and articles - all connected, with shared context surfaced right where it helps.
Ready before you ask.
Runs locally on your Mac.
It preps you, captures your meetings, and brings things back. Everything already lives in one place.
A quick note, a voice memo on the move, or a whole meeting. Monk turns it into clean, searchable text.
Monk records and summarizes, so the decisions and follow-ups are waiting the moment your meeting ends.
Save an article to read later, drag in a PDF, keep a file you'll need. It all lands in one place.
Because it's all connected, you can ask a question and get a straight answer, drawn from your own notes, meetings, and saved reads, with the sources cited so you can check. Switch on web search when you want the latest from outside, too.
The more it holds,
the more it gives back.
Before each meeting, Monk gathers the people, the last conversation, and what's still open, so you're never starting cold.
Most of us scribble notes against names so we don't forget. Monk does it for you, with each person filled in automatically from your meetings, notes, and history. Open someone and the whole relationship is right there.
Built on everything Monk already knows about your work and the people in it, so it can sort the noise, summarize long threads, and draft replies that already have the context.
Your reading, your meetings, the people you deal with. All of it captured, and handed back the moment you need it. You just look like you've got it all together.
Download for MacPull in your existing notes and docs so day one isn't an empty room.
Monk doesn't just hold what you give it. It brings new things in, and lets your other tools add to it, so your knowledge keeps growing on its own.
Monk keeps an eye on the topics you keep coming back to and brings a short, researched update on its own schedule. You stay current without chasing it, and what it learns feeds everything else.
Monk can now share your knowledge with Claude or any AI app that speaks MCP. When they ask, Monk can share only relevant context straight from your Mac through a private tunnel — never stored along the way. They can write back into Monk too, so your memory keeps growing while you work elsewhere. You decide what exactly is shared.
* You would want to keep Monk running on your Mac for this to work.
Monk is local-first. Your data lives on your Mac, not on our servers.
Your data lives in a local database on your Mac, not in someone else's cloud.
We don't keep a copy. There's no inbox of yours sitting on our side.
Our agreements with the providers behind our AI features ensure your content isn't used to train AI.