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The fair-code AI video workflow editor you can run yourself

$ git clone nodaroai/app.nodaro.ai

The entire platform is source-available on GitHub — read it, run it, extend it. Deploy on your own infrastructure with your own API keys, or let the cloud version do the hosting.

nodaro — zsh
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LICENSE SUSTAINABLE USE · CE / EE · github.com/nodaroai/app.nodaro.ai

WHAT YOU GET

The whole product, on your own server

THREE EDITIONS, ONE CODEBASE

Community, Business or Cloud

THE LICENSE, IN PLAIN WORDS

Fair-code, under the Nodaro Sustainable Use License

Free

  • Personal use
  • Development, testing and evaluation, at any company size
  • Internal business use by an organization of up to 3 people

Needs a commercial license

  • Production use by an organization of 4 or more people
  • Offering Nodaro to others as a hosted service, at any size

The images, videos and audio you make are yours. The SDK packages (@nodaro/sdk, @nodaro/shared, @nodaro/cli) are Apache 2.0.

QUESTIONS

Before you clone

Is Nodaro open source?

Nodaro is fair-code and source-available, under the Nodaro Sustainable Use License. You can read, run, modify and self-host the code, with limits on production use by larger organizations and on offering it to others as a service.

Can my company self-host Nodaro for free?

For internal business use, if your organization has no more than 3 people in all, counting founders, employees and contractors. Development, testing and evaluation are free at any size. Production use by a larger organization needs a commercial license.

Do I need API keys?

Not to install it. To generate images, video and audio, add your own model provider keys, or connect the install to a Nodaro Cloud account.

What does a self-hosted install not have?

Story → Video and 3D Render Pro run only on Nodaro Cloud. The Nodaro-exclusive nodes, such as Generate Video Pro, run on your install through a Nodaro Cloud connection.

Start in minutes

Clone the repository, start the stack with Docker Compose and open localhost:3000. The quickstart walks through every step, from the first sign-in to the first generation.