Completely free. No catches.
Tomorrow is free and open source for everyone. Every single feature is included on your machine from day one.
100% Free & Open Source
Every feature—databases, canvas, knowledge graph, local sync, Tomorrow AI, and voice transcription—is completely free under Apache 2.0. No paywalls, no feature gates, and no credit card required.
Zero Account Requirement
Tomorrow launches directly into your workspace. No email signups, no authentication hurdles, and no passwords. Your notes stay completely private on your own device.
Free Peer Sync & Backups
Sync your vaults between laptops and phones across your local Wi-Fi network without any subscription. Connect your own free Cloudflare R2, AWS S3, or Google Drive for off-site backups.
Bring Your Own AI (BYOK)
Run local Ollama LLMs with zero cloud costs, or plug in your personal API keys for Anthropic Claude, OpenAI, Google Gemini, and DeepSeek. Tomorrow never charges markup on AI tokens.
The Open Guarantee
Your notes are plain Markdown files in a folder you choose. If Tomorrow ever stops working, your files remain yours forever. No migration, no export headaches, no hostage data.
Frequently asked questions
Is Tomorrow really completely free?
Yes. Every single component of Tomorrow is completely free and licensed under the permissive Apache 2.0 open-source license. There are no trial periods, no locked tiers, and no artificial restrictions on note counts or features.
How is Tomorrow funded if it is completely free?
Tomorrow is built as public goods software. We believe the tools we use to think and record our life's work should be as permanent and libre as paper and ink. The project is sustained by community open-source contributors and non-profit grants.
Can I use Tomorrow for commercial work?
Yes. The Apache 2.0 license grants you full permission to use Tomorrow for personal, academic, open-source, commercial, and enterprise work without fees or royalties.
Do I need an account to sync across my computers?
No. Tomorrow features native, serverless peer-to-peer sync. As long as your devices are on the same local network or paired over an encrypted channel, they synchronize directly with zero intermediary servers.