Morion Community.
The open-source line, frozen at 1.5.
In June 2026 Morion went open source. In August 2026 development moved to Morion 2.0, a commercial line with a new engine and a Free plan. The 1.5 code stays public under Apache 2.0 as Morion Community: a local notebook, a kanban, and an MCP server. It receives security and compatibility fixes, and nothing else.
What Community is
The Morion and Mo names, the logo and morion.ai are trademarks and are not covered by the Apache license. Forks must use their own name. Details in the repository's TRADEMARK.md.
View the archive on GitHubWhy two editions
The open-source release did not find an audience large enough to sustain the project, and the work that mattered most in 2026, the indexing engine and the multi-agent harness, is expensive to build and test. Morion 2.0 is a commercial product so that work can continue. Nothing already published is re-licensed; the 1.5 code stays Apache 2.0.
If Community covers what you need, use it, fork it, keep it. If you need cited answers, work packets or the Auto-code workflow runner, those are in Morion 2.0, a separate commercial product. It has a Free plan; the other plans are on the pricing page. Community 1.5.4 stays free and unmetered, but frozen.
| Community 1.5 | Morion 2.0 | |
|---|---|---|
| License | Apache 2.0 | Commercial, with a Free plan |
| Notes, kanban, MCP | yes | yes |
| Projects and Topics | no | yes |
| Answers with citations and statuses | no | yes |
| Work packets for agents | no | yes |
| Auto-code workflows | linear executor | branching graph, human gate, Re-opened column |
| Signed desktop installers | build from source | yes |
| Updates | security fixes | continuous |
Questions
Morion 1.5, called Morion Community, is open source under Apache 2.0 and frozen at 1.5.4 with security fixes only. Morion 2.0 is a commercial app with a Free plan and is not open source.
Yes, under Apache 2.0, with your own name: the Morion and Mo names and the logo are trademarks and are not covered by the license.