Monkly Assistant
Just say what is coming up while you plan, and the assistant writes along and turns it into events, tasks and shopping items. Plus recipes, meal plans and summaries of long notes on request.
Listening mode
What the assistant is really for. You talk through the week, it follows along and files what it understands, without asking after every sentence.
You talk, it follows
No dictation, no command voice. "Visit grandma on Saturday, grab flowers before" becomes an event and a shopping item.
You see what appears, the whole time
While it runs it takes the entire screen: frame, running clock, transcript, and below it every entry as it appears.
A review at the end
When you stop, everything stands there again one by one, with the sentence it came from. Deselect, delete, done. It does not close by itself.
It understands a change of mind
"Actually, we do not need the milk" takes the entry back. You do not have to leave the conversation for that.
What else it takes off your hands
Six more places where it types instead of you. All of them where you already are, none of them a chat window.
Understanding speech
One sentence, one entry. It picks whether that becomes a task, an event, a note or a shopping item.
Task from text
A paragraph you paste in becomes a task with a title, a due date and the rest as its description.
Suggest a recipe
Matched to what you cook otherwise, with the ingredient list going straight onto the shopping list.
Suggest a meal plan
Seven evenings, nothing twice, weighed against your preferences. You can change every single one.
Summarize a note
The three sentences a long note is actually about. The note itself stays untouched.
Sort into aisles
New items land in the right store aisle, so the shopping list is in the order you actually walk.
What happens to your words
No audio leaves the device
The listening is done by your phone. Only the recognized sentence goes to the provider as text, never the recording.
The provider sits in France
We run on Mistral, not on a US corporation. No training on your data.
Generated text stays labeled
Whatever the assistant wrote itself carries that on the entry, permanently and in the export too.
It does not rephrase you
When understanding you, your words stay. "Put milk on the list" becomes "milk", not something of its own.
It belongs to the person, not the household: whoever wants it switches it on for themselves. So only the people who talk pay for it.
Questions about the assistant
No. Dictating into notes and text fields is done by your phone and is included everywhere, free tier included. Voice control for single commands also works without it, falling back to fixed patterns. What only works with it is listening mode: fixed patterns cannot break a running conversation into intentions.
No. The assistant costs 5,99 € per person and month because every request carries a running cost. The areas, by contrast, cover the whole group. If you do not switch it on, you do not pay for it.
No. Listening mode only runs while you have started it, and while it runs it takes the whole screen. It does not survive an app restart either. That would be exactly the microphone that runs without anyone starting it.
No. We run on Mistral in France, and the data is not used for training there.
Everything it created stays: they are ordinary events, tasks and notes. Only listening mode disappears from the menu.
Where your data sits and who can see it
Only your household sees it
Whatever you put into Monkly stays with you. It is not passed on and not sold, not even in parts.
Servers in Germany
The app and its database run in a data center in Germany. Whatever is particularly sensitive is additionally protected there.
Your data belongs to you
Take everything with you as a file and delete your account for good, yourself, inside the app. No email, no questions.
Paid for by you, not by ads
Monkly is funded by subscriptions. No advertising, no investor, and usage figures run through our own server instead of a provider.
Just get started
Getting started is free forever, you need no payment details, and you can delete your account yourself at any time.
