1In short
Morion is a desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux with a notebook and a board your agents share over MCP. Tickets come with the related notes and decisions, Mo answers with the source note and a status, and Auto-code runs a ticket through a workflow of agents with a gate that asks you in chat when the agent has a question.
Conductor is a Mac app, and since July a cloud service, for running coding agents in parallel: a workspace per task with its own branch, diff, checks and pull request. It runs parallel sessions cleanly, and its Free plan covers the Mac app.
Conductor manages sessions. Morion manages the project those sessions work on.
2Where it stops
- Context stays in the workspace. Each workspace has a context folder plus AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md; nothing is indexed or shared across workspaces. A March review by madewithlove sums it up: context does not persist between sessions.
- No board. Workspaces sit in a sidebar; there are no statuses, claims or a queue your agents take work from.
- No chain of stages. Review is a button and a routine is one prompt; there is no workflow where one agent writes, another reviews and the run stops to ask you.
- Mac and GitHub. No Windows or Linux app, and GitHub is required. Users ask for GitLab, several GitHub accounts, and secure phone access to their own Mac rather than a cloud copy.
3Side by side
| Conductor | Morion | |
|---|---|---|
| Parallel agents, a worktree each | ||
| Agents from several vendors | ||
| Diff view, checks and pull request page | — | |
| Board with tickets agents claim | — | |
| Notes and memory shared across tasks | — | |
| Answers that cite the source, with a status | — | |
| Workflow across vendors with a human gate | — | |
| Folder and per-note permissions for agents | — | |
| macOS, Windows and Linux | — | |
| Works without GitHub | — | |
| Cloud runs and multiplayer | — | |
| Free local app |
has it, has part of it, — does not. As of September 2026. Morion’s Auto-code runs each ticket in its own worktree and leaves the diff on that branch; you merge with one click, or let the folder auto-merge. It has no pull request page. Morion’s Free plan covers notes, the board and a monthly allowance of MCP calls; Auto-code is in Pro. Plans are on the pricing page.
4Using both
The agents Conductor runs use your MCP servers, so they can use Morion too. Conductor keeps doing what it is good at, the sessions, the diffs, the pull requests; Morion holds what the sessions share.
- Before: plan in Morion, split the work into tickets, keep the decisions as notes.
- During: each Conductor workspace claims a ticket and gets a work packet with the related notes, so no two agents take the same task and none starts from a blank page.
- After: the agent writes what it did and why on the ticket; the next session, and the next Ask Mo, see it.
| Actor | Calls | Last seen |
|---|---|---|
| mcp:claude-code | 1,204 | 2m ago |
| mcp:codex | 318 | 41m ago |
| mcp:cursor | 57 | Yesterday |
5Which one fits you
if you are on a Mac with GitHub, want a polished interface for many parallel sessions, and plan the work in your head or in a tracker.
if you need the plan, the tickets and the memory in one place your agents read, on macOS, Windows or Linux, and a loop where one agent writes, another reviews and you merge the result.
if you like Conductor’s sessions and want them to share one board and one memory.
6Questions
No. Conductor’s docs say it is not available for Windows or Linux yet; the app is macOS only, and Conductor Cloud runs in the browser for Pro users.
Each workspace has a context folder and reads AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md. There is no notebook or memory shared across workspaces.
Yes. The agents Conductor runs can use your MCP servers, so they can read notes and claim tickets from Morion while Conductor manages the parallel sessions.
The Mac app is free with your own subscriptions and keys. Pro at $50 a month adds cloud workspaces, multiplayer and an API.
Morion has a Free plan with notes, the board and MCP access for your agents; Auto-code is in Pro. Every new account starts with 7 days of Pro, no card, and then moves to the Free plan.
Sources: conductor.build (site, pricing, docs, changelog), the Conductor release repository issues, checked on 25 September 2026. More comparisons: all comparisons.