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Last updated: July 27, 2026

Everything you need to write about monthlet: ready-to-use descriptions, a fact sheet, screenshots, and demo footage. All of it is free to use. If something you need is missing, email [email protected] and we will send it over.

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One sentence

monthlet is an AI-native note app where you speak your mind in plain language and the AI writes the whole note — layout and all — as a local, plain-HTML file you own.

50 words

monthlet is an AI-native note app. You dump raw thoughts and say what you want in plain language; the AI writes the note and chooses the layout — banners, columns, tabs, spreadsheets, charts. Every note is a plain HTML file on your disk, so nothing is locked in. Free with your own API key.

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monthlet is an AI-native note app. Instead of formatting notes by hand, you dump raw thoughts — bullets, fragments, no structure needed — and tell it in plain language what you want. The AI writes the note and decides the layout automatically: banners, columns, tabs, real spreadsheets, live charts, full-note themes. To revise, you just ask, and only that part updates. Every note is a plain HTML file stored locally on your disk — no cloud service, no lock-in, readable in any browser for years to come. The app is free and complete with your own AI key (Claude, OpenAI, or Gemini). Available on macOS; Windows on the way.

Fact sheet

Name
monthlet — always lowercase. The name is an anagram of HTML + NOTE.
Category
AI-native note app / note-taking software
Requirements
macOS on Apple Silicon (M1 or later) today. Windows on the way.
Price
Free and complete with your own AI key — full features, unlimited notes. A subscription service, monthlet AI ($9.90 / mo, $99 / yr), is coming: it runs the AI for you, no key or setup required. Everything else is identical.
AI providers
Bring your own key. Claude (Anthropic), ChatGPT (OpenAI), and Gemini (Google) are all first-class.
File format
Plain HTML — one standalone .html file per note, opens in any browser.
Privacy
Local-first. Notes live as plain files on your disk, not in a cloud service. API keys are stored in the macOS Keychain and handled only in the main process, never exposed to the renderer. With your own key, AI requests go straight from your device to your chosen provider — your data never touches monthlet servers.
Built on
Electron.
General launch
August 1, 2026.
Maker
Built by an independent developer, solo.

Why it was built

For a while, using AI to write notes meant the same loop, over and over: ask the AI, copy the answer, paste it into a note, fix the formatting, then go back and ask again. The thinking was the easy part. The busywork around it — copying, pasting, reformatting, keeping everything tidy — was where the time went.

monthlet is the answer to that loop. You dump your raw thoughts, in whatever shape they arrive, and say what you want in plain language: "turn this into a note." The AI writes it and chooses the layout for you — banners, columns, tabs, a table, a chart if the data calls for one. When you want to change something, you just ask, and only that part updates. You describe; it builds. No copy-paste, no manual formatting.

Underneath, the philosophy is ownership. Every note is a plain HTML file sitting on your own disk — not a row in someone else’s database. Plain HTML opens in any browser, today or in ten years, with no app required. That idea is baked into the name: monthlet is an anagram of HTML + NOTE. Your notes are yours, in a format that outlives any single app.

Key features

What makes it different

Screenshots and assets

Free to use in coverage of monthlet. Right-click to save, or email us for anything else you need.

Pull quotes

Tagline: Think. Speak. Done.

Contact and links

Press, general enquiries, and support
[email protected]