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Start with the part of MonoJot you are using.
Short guides for writing in Markdown, using Smart Typing, linking notes, backing up your browser-stored library, and understanding privacy boundaries.
Find the workflow you need.
Getting started
Open the app, create your first note, and learn the local-first workflow.
Start here
Writing & Markdown
Headings, lists, links, formatting, shortcuts, and plain-text writing habits.
Writing
Smart Typing
Use simple inline math and unit conversions without leaving the editor.
Inline tools
Organisation
Pins, tags, @mentions, [[Note links]], archive, search, backlinks, and the Bin.
Library
Panels
Map, Today, Calendar, Writing Insights, and optional side panels for specific workflows.
Optional panels
Privacy & Security
Local browser storage, Screen Lock, sharing caveats, and private-device habits.
Privacy
Backup & Export
Download JSON backups, export notes as .txt files, and restore your library.
Backups
Settings
Themes, fonts, Calm/Dense writing modes, panels, and editor preferences.
Preferences
Troubleshooting
Fix common issues: missing notes, browser storage, imports, links, and loading errors.
Fixes
Common questions, answered directly.
- Back up and export your notesDownload a full JSON backup, export plain-text notes, and restore your MonoJot library safely. →
- Getting started with MonoJotOpen MonoJot, create your first Markdown note, understand browser storage, and make your first backup. →
- Using the Map panel for backlinksUnderstand how MonoJot maps note links, backlinks, tags, and mentions into a relationship view. →
- Privacy, browser storage, and Screen LockUnderstand MonoJot's local browser storage model, Screen Lock limits, sharing caveats, and backup responsibilities. →
- Using Smart TypingUse MonoJot Smart Typing for simple inline math and unit conversions while writing Markdown notes. →
- Writing in MarkdownUse headings, lists, tasks, quotes, code, and links in MonoJot without giving up plain-text readability. →
Still stuck?
Send a clear bug report, a feature idea, or a question about your setup.