Smart Typing handles small calculations and conversions inside the editor so you do not have to leave the note.
What Smart Typing is for
Use it for quick, low-friction writing tasks:
- simple arithmetic while planning
- everyday unit conversions
- quick checks while drafting notes
Simple examples
Type the expression and end it with =:
2 + 2 =
10km =
100F =
MonoJot inserts the result inline when the expression is recognised.
Keep expressions simple
Smart Typing is designed for small writing moments, not complex spreadsheet work. If a calculation needs precision, formulas, or auditability, use a calculator or spreadsheet and paste the result into the note.
Turn it off when needed
If Smart Typing interrupts a writing flow, disable it in editor settings. MonoJot should stay quiet when a helper is not helping.
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