Summary
Three new tools landed on Monogram Tools this week, and the homepage got a reorganized filter system with category tabs and a running tool count.
- Copywriter lets you teach the tool a brand voice using real examples and a style card, then generate up to six copy candidates scored against that voice.
- Meeting adds video calls for up to 30 people, with a guest lobby, up to 720p video, and AI-written notes delivered after the call.
- Screen Recorder records screen, camera, and microphone in the browser, then automatically titles, summarizes, and chapters the recording before producing a shareable link.
- The homepage now shows category filter tabs (All, AI, Research) and displays a total tool count of 26.
- The "AI and research" category has been split: Prompt Studio, Skill Library, and Knowledge Base move to "AI," while AEO Audit, Website Explorer, and Stack Lookup move to "Research."
- Several tool pages gained short tagline videos and preview lines that were not there before.
Transcript
This is What's new with Monogram Tools, covering October 26 to November 2, 2026.
Three new tools arrived this week, and they cover writing copy, running video calls, and sharing screen recordings. Let's go through each one.
First up is Copywriter. You can find it in the Create section. The idea is that you teach it a voice before you ask it to write anything. You give it real writing samples, mark the phrases a voice never uses, and it drafts a style card from those examples that you can then edit. When you are ready to write, you pick a format, describe who the copy is for and what is true, and Copywriter produces up to six candidates. Each one is checked against the voice, and the tool keeps a record of every draft and which one you picked. It also runs inside Workflow Builder, so you can chain it into a longer automated flow. The tool page says it has had 56 uses in the last 30 days.
Next is Meeting. This one lives in the Team section. It gives your workspace a video call room that holds up to 30 people at up to 720p. Members join straight from a link. If you need to bring in someone from outside the workspace, they arrive at a lobby and a member lets them in from there. You can keep one link for a standing meeting and see who is in it before you join. If you add the assistant to the call, notes are written and delivered when it leaves. Those notes are only readable by the people who were on the call, unless they choose to share them. The tool page reports 59 uses in the last 30 days.
The third new tool is Screen Recorder. It sits in Create alongside Copywriter and has 54 uses in the last 30 days. You record your screen, camera, and microphone entirely in the browser, with nothing to install. When you stop, the tool writes a title, a summary, and chapters based on what you said. A shareable link is ready right away, and anyone with the link can watch without an account. You can also trim the ends or cut the middle before you share, and those edits apply for every viewer. The tool can notify you when someone first watches or leaves a comment.
Beyond the three new tools, the homepage was reorganized. There are now category filter tabs labeled All, AI, and Research, and the page shows a total count of 26 tools. The old "AI and research" grouping has been split in two. Prompt Studio, Skill Library, and Knowledge Base now sit under AI. AEO Audit, Website Explorer, and Stack Lookup now sit under Research. Copywriter, Meeting, and Stack Lookup are each labeled New on the homepage listing.
A few existing tool pages also picked up short video previews and one-line descriptions that were not there before, including Knowledge Base, Link Shortener, Resources, and Workflow Builder.
That is everything that changed this week. You can explore all 26 tools at tools dot monogram dot io.