Monity Desktop 0.3.4

Monity 0.3.4: tests that hold on later days, and datasets that stay on their own page.

Monity watches websites for you and tells you what changed, what went down and what broke. This app does it on your own computer: no account, no subscription, no credits, and your monitors stay on your machine.

New in 0.3.4

• Tests: Write with AI checks what stays. When it writes a count, it asks itself first whether you named that number or the page just shows it today, so a test does not fail the day one more item appears. "At least one", "none" and any number you give, in words or digits and in any language, are written as you asked.

Fixed

• Datasets: a dataset kept to its own page. Starting a second new dataset while Monity AI was still setting up the first could put the first page's steps into the second. Each dataset now takes only what it asked for. A draft made on another page than a dataset's one start address now says so before you use it, makes that page the start address in its place, and Undo puts it back.
• A task's "Setup verification by AI" card now sits below Last checks in the task panel, so the checks come first.
• When setup verification changes what a task's steps are (not only how many), the task's next check is a new starting point, never an alert about the old page.
• A file a page downloads is always saved in the app's own temporary folder, whatever name the browser suggests for it.

Still here

• Uptime monitors (website, keyword, port, DNS and email), Tests and Datasets, alerting like a monitor, with incidents, maintenance windows and reports.
• Watch any page for changes: the whole page, one element or an area, text or visuals, as often as every 5 minutes, with a picture of the difference.
• Pages behind a login: sign in once in Monity's own browser; the session stays on your computer.
• Optional AI that you choose: Ollama, your own OpenAI-compatible key, or the Claude Code or Codex subscription you already use.
• Works with your AI tools over MCP: Claude Code, Codex and others can create and review monitors.
• One-file export and import of your monitors, their history and your settings.
• Nothing goes to Monity: no error reports, no usage traces, nothing fetched from Monity's servers.

Not in the desktop app, because they need an address the internet can reach or Monity's servers: heartbeat monitors for cron jobs, public status pages, checks from a second location and starting a dataset signed in to a site. Monity in the cloud has them.

Download

Your computer	File
Mac with Apple Silicon (M1 or later)	Monity-AI-0.3.4-arm64.dmg
Mac with an Intel processor	Monity-AI-0.3.4-x64.dmg
Windows 10 or 11	Monity-AI-0.3.4-x64.exe

On a Mac, open the dmg and drag Monity AI to Applications. If Windows shows "Windows protected your PC", choose More info, then Run anyway.

Already have 0.3.x? The app offers this update by itself; your monitors and their history carry over. Checks run while the app is open; close the window and it keeps working from the menu bar (the system tray on Windows).

Monity Desktop 0.3.3

Monity 0.3.3: Monity AI sets datasets and tests up on the live page, and fixes a test that broke.

Monity watches websites for you and tells you what changed, what went down and what broke. This app does it on your own computer: no account, no subscription, no credits, and your monitors stay on your machine.

New in 0.3.3

• Datasets: Monity AI sets the steps up on the page itself. Say what you want collected, or paste the page. Monity AI opens it in its own browser, writes the steps, runs them, reads the rows they give and corrects them until they are right, then shows you the rows to check before you save. It follows the Next link when the list goes on, and tells you when a field is empty on some rows. It works with the model you connected, when it can look at images: Claude Code, Codex, an API key, or a vision model in Ollama. It only reads the page: it never sends a form or signs in for you.
• Tests: Write with AI works on the live site. It does each step on the site as it writes it, then runs the whole test from the start before you see it. It never sends a form or acts on an account you are signed in to: such steps are kept for your own first run and marked as not run. A password you give it is saved with the test as a secret, encrypted.
• Tests: Fix with AI. When a test fails because the site changed (a link renamed, a button moved), Fix with AI finds the element on the page as it is now, runs the test again from the start and shows you what it changed before anything is saved. It never rewrites a check to make it pass, and it never moves a password or a variable of yours to another field or page.
• Without a connected model that can drive a browser, Write with AI and dataset setup say which one to connect, instead of offering a button that then refuses.

Fixed

• A dataset run could stay "going" for minutes when two saves came at the same moment. It now starts every time.
• A starting point you ask for while a check is running is no longer cleared by that check.

Still here

• Uptime monitors (website, keyword, port, DNS and email), Tests and Datasets, alerting like a monitor, with incidents, maintenance windows and reports.
• Watch any page for changes: the whole page, one element or an area, text or visuals, as often as every 5 minutes, with a picture of the difference.
• Pages behind a login: sign in once in Monity's own browser; the session stays on your computer.
• Optional AI that you choose: Ollama, your own OpenAI-compatible key, or the Claude Code or Codex subscription you already use.
• Works with your AI tools over MCP: Claude Code, Codex and others can create and review monitors.
• One-file export and import of your monitors, their history and your settings.
• Nothing goes to Monity: no error reports, no usage traces, nothing fetched from Monity's servers.

Not in the desktop app, because they need an address the internet can reach or Monity's servers: heartbeat monitors for cron jobs, public status pages, checks from a second location and starting a dataset signed in to a site. Monity in the cloud has them.

Download

Your computer	File
Mac with Apple Silicon (M1 or later)	Monity-AI-0.3.3-arm64.dmg
Mac with an Intel processor	Monity-AI-0.3.3-x64.dmg
Windows 10 or 11	Monity-AI-0.3.3-x64.exe

On a Mac, open the dmg and drag Monity AI to Applications. If Windows shows "Windows protected your PC", choose More info, then Run anyway.

Already have 0.3.x? The app offers this update by itself; your monitors and their history carry over. Checks run while the app is open; close the window and it keeps working from the menu bar (the system tray on Windows).

Monity Desktop 0.3.2

Monity 0.3.2: the same app in a cleaner package.

Monity watches websites for you and tells you what changed, what went down and what broke. This app does it on your own computer: no account, no subscription, no credits, and your monitors stay on your machine.

New in 0.3.2

• Only the app is in the app. The 0.3.1 package held a few of our own working notes beside the files the app reads. They are gone. The instructions the app gives your AI model are no longer stored as readable files, and the build now refuses to finish when anything but the app is in it. How the app works does not change, and your monitors, history and settings stay as they are.

From 0.3.1

• Nothing goes to Monity. The app sends no error reports and no usage traces, checks for updates without an id of your install, and fetches nothing from Monity's servers or a CDN: alert emails carry their logo inside the message, site icons come from the site itself, and the accessibility check ships inside the app.
• Tests: Write with AI tries its draft first. It runs the steps it wrote once on the site, corrects the ones that fail from the page they failed on, and tells you what it left out and which checks a correction changed. It never fills in a form on a live site by itself, and a failing check is never rewritten to pass. A dropdown's chosen option can be checked.
• Datasets: every row's history. A row keeps a version each time it changes. Open a row to see what changed and when, with a chart for a number such as a price, and download the change history.
• Datasets: Monity AI drafts the steps. With your connected model, describe what you want collected and Monity AI drafts the steps in the editor, from the page itself. It finds the main list and the Next link on more real pages, and a run that fails says why in plain words.
• Email monitors. Enter a domain and Monity watches its MX, SPF, DKIM and DMARC records, and tells you when one disappears, changes or stops being valid, so mail doesn't quietly start bouncing or landing in spam.
• Ask Monity answers in the language you write in, says each thing once, and never names a price or a value nobody gave it.
• An alert sent for a small difference now reads "Minor changes detected." instead of "No significant changes detected."

Still here

• Uptime monitors (website, keyword, port, DNS and now email), Tests and Datasets, alerting like a monitor, with incidents, maintenance windows and reports.
• Watch any page for changes: the whole page, one element or an area, text or visuals, as often as every 5 minutes, with a picture of the difference.
• Pages behind a login: sign in once in Monity's own browser; the session stays on your computer.
• Optional AI that you choose: Ollama, your own OpenAI-compatible key, or the Claude Code or Codex subscription you already use.
• Works with your AI tools over MCP: Claude Code, Codex and others can create and review monitors.
• One-file export and import of your monitors, their history and your settings.

Not in the desktop app, because they need an address the internet can reach or Monity's servers: heartbeat monitors for cron jobs, public status pages, checks from a second location, reading a dataset's pages with AI and starting a dataset signed in to a site. Monity in the cloud has them.

Download

Your computer	File
Mac with Apple Silicon (M1 or later)	Monity-AI-0.3.2-arm64.dmg
Mac with an Intel processor	Monity-AI-0.3.2-x64.dmg
Windows 10 or 11	Monity-AI-0.3.2-x64.exe

On a Mac, open the dmg and drag Monity AI to Applications. If Windows shows "Windows protected your PC", choose More info, then Run anyway.

Already have 0.1 or 0.3.0? The app offers this update by itself; your monitors and their history carry over. Checks run while the app is open; close the window and it keeps working from the menu bar (the system tray on Windows).