Open source licensing with room to operate.
Nora is Apache-2.0 software. You can self-host it, modify it, use it commercially, and run it as an internal platform or hosted service while keeping deployment, billing, infrastructure, and support under your control.
What Apache 2.0 means here
Run Nora as your own agent operations platform.
Install Nora from the public repo, run it with Docker Compose, and keep agent operations on infrastructure you control.
Operate Nora as your own hosted product or internal platform.
Use Nora's platform mode when you want hosted-style onboarding, plan limits, and customer-facing operations under your own control.
Keep the product, docs, and account paths easy to find.
Use the public site to create an account, then use GitHub and the docs to understand how to self-host or extend Nora.
Start from the source, then choose how you operate.
The repo, quick start, account entry, and license terms are all visible up front so teams can evaluate Nora before deciding whether to self-host or build a hosted offering around it.
The open-source platform, architecture, and product code live in the public repository.
Clone the repo, run the installer, and bring up Nora on infrastructure you control.
Use the public install script for macOS, Linux, or WSL2 when you want a faster first run.
Use the PowerShell installer for Windows-first self-hosted setups.
The key entry points stay direct.
Review the source, run the quick start, create an account, and confirm the Apache-2.0 rights before you bring Nora into your own operating environment.