a map of what you actually know

Reading disappears unless it connects to something. mono turns everything you read into a personal knowledge graph: one living map, grown two ways.

every article becomes a node

As you read mono's daily deck, each article joins your graph, linked by topics, people, and places. Over weeks the map stops looking like a feed history and starts looking like your actual understanding: clusters where you read deeply, threads between stories that arrived months apart, and gaps you can see at a glance.

your own reading joins the same map

The graph isn't limited to news. Read your own PDFs, ePubs, and books in the focus reader and save chapter recaps as nodes, with your notes attached and synced to your account. You choose how the network grows: from the world's reading, from yours, or both.

keep it, search it, take it with you

• Notes on any node: annotate articles and recaps; your notes live in the graph, not a separate app.
• Deep search: one search across saved articles, notes, word bank, and focus documents, running entirely on your device.
• Timelines: see how a topic developed over time, article by article.
• Plain-text export: download your summaries and notes as a .txt file that opens anywhere. Your knowledge is yours.

connected outward, too

The graph is the "in" view of mono; the "out" view connects your reading to the wider world: composite market signals, topic momentum, and company lookups with live tickers, right from the article you're reading. Start with the daily deck and watch the map grow.