Aptos Mono is a monospaced typeface – that is, every letter has exactly the same width. It is the monospaced complement to the contemporary sans serif typeface Aptos. Aptos Mono is essentially sans serif in style, although letters like ‘i’, ‘l’, and ‘r’, which might otherwise be somewhat narrow, feature stubby flat serifs that help to fill the space as well as keeping them easily distinguishable. Aptos Mono has strokes of even thickness, wide letter width, and generous spacing between letters, all of which contributes to its legibility. Like many monospaced fonts, it is most at home in code, but it could also be used in spreadsheets, labels, or small amounts of information signage. Aptos Mono has two weights, Regular and Bold, with italic complements; all versions have identical letter widths. The fonts offer extended support of the Latin, Greek, and Cyrillic alphabets, along with fractions, arrows, and both black and white circled numbers. Aptos Mono is the monospaced companion to Aptos, Aptos Narrow and Aptos Display and was also designed by Steve Matteson.
