Free and Open Source

The flanner CLI, MCP server, and web UI are free and open source (MIT). Cloud workspaces for teams are on the roadmap.

Open source · MIT

Local

Everything the tool does today, on your machine

Free
  • Unlimited projects and plan files
  • Automatic semantic versioning and full history
  • MCP integration with Claude Code and Codex (AGENTS.md)
  • Agent integration via guard hook, CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md, and skill
  • Local web dashboard and CLI tools
  • Git protection for plan files
  • JIRA issue linking
  • Local SQLite storage, no account required
On the roadmap

Cloud

Shared workspaces for teams

Coming soon
  • Shared team workspaces
  • Unlimited history backed by Postgres and S3
  • Links to Jira, Notion, and chat
  • Push and sync plans across your organisation
  • Everything in Local

Frequently Asked Questions

Is flanner really free?

Yes. The CLI, MCP server, and local web UI are open source under the MIT license and free to use forever. You can read, fork, and self-host the whole thing from GitHub.

How do I install it?

Run pip install flanner, then flanner init in your project. It auto-registers with Claude Code and Codex.

What is Flanner Cloud?

A hosted tier for teams: shared workspaces, unlimited history on Postgres/S3, and links to Jira, Notion, and chat. It's on the roadmap, not available yet. Join the waitlist to hear when it lands.

Do I need an account to use flanner?

No. The local tool stores everything in a SQLite database on your machine and works entirely offline. An account only comes into play with Cloud, later.

Which AI assistants does it work with?

Claude Code and Codex out of the box (via CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md), plus any assistant that speaks the Model Context Protocol.

Can I contribute?

Absolutely, it's open source. Open an issue or PR on GitHub.

Start in one command

It's free and open source. Install from GitHub and run flanner init.