Every feature is unlocked for everyone — the local notebook, kanban, two-way MCP sync, Mo work packets, and the Auto-code build-review harness. No paid tier, no license key, no subscription. Mo and Auto-code run on your own LLM key — there’s no hosted model and no per-request tax.
The local notebook + kanban + MCP sync + Mo + Auto-code, all unlocked. Mo and Auto-code run on your own LLM key.
The core is open source. Official signed builds are produced by us; the Morion name and logo are trademarks — open-source code, reserved brand.
No telemetry. Works without a network. Your data stays on your disk. Mo and Auto-code run on the LLM provider key you choose — you control the bill.
No tiers, no feature gates. Every capability below is in the free, open-source app. The only thing you supply is your own LLM provider key for Mo and Auto-code.
Yes. Morion is free and open source under Apache 2.0. Every feature — the full notebook, unlimited boards, full MCP, per-folder and per-note permissions, Mo, and Auto-code — is unlocked for everyone. No paid tier, no license key, no subscription.
There’s no per-seat or per-token bill because Morion runs on your machine and your own LLM key — it isn’t a hosted service with usage costs to recover. The source is open (Apache 2.0); official signed builds are produced by the maintainer. The Morion name and logo are trademarks — open-source code, reserved brand.
The features are free. They run on your own LLM provider key — OpenRouter, OpenAI, Anthropic, Groq, or a local Ollama — so the only cost is whatever that provider charges you. Point them at local Ollama and there’s no API bill at all. Morion never sits in the path and never charges per request.
Yes. Point Mo at a local Ollama (or any OpenAI-compatible local endpoint) and Mo will use it the same way it uses cloud providers. Nothing leaves your machine. This is as offline as Mo gets.
Not by Morion. There’s no telemetry and no Morion cloud. Your data leaves your machine only when you choose a cloud LLM provider for Mo or Auto-code — and only the slice needed for the current task, not your whole notebook. Point them at a local LLM and nothing leaves the machine. Full details in privacy policy.
Yes. The full source is on GitHub under Apache 2.0. Clone it, audit it, fork it, or send a PR. Trademark terms are in the repo’s TRADEMARK.md.
Most people want the signed app — it’s the fastest path and it auto-updates. Building from source is for people who want to read every line, hack on it, or contribute. Both give you the same features.
macOS, Windows, and Linux (Ubuntu/Debian x86_64) are all live and free.
macOS, Windows & Linux all live today. Or build from source.