Buy once. Make your second brain run.
The local core is free forever and never crippled. Personal Pro is a one-time buyout for the governance layer that lets agents share, propose, and compound long-term memory — BYOK, no monthly tax. Enterprise is a solution engagement, quoted on request.
FAQ
Free vs Pro?
Free forever: open-source core, local vault, dual-view editor, search, git sync, manual proposal review, OKF export, plus Today growth view, the five-group navigation, and dual knowledge lenses with Semantic Mycelium and structure galaxy. On a fresh install the full AI suite is locked from day one. Pro adds AI suite (BYOK), Dropt capture with distillation, Reflect, the multi-agent workspace, local model discovery where verified, fleet MCP writes & corpus harvest, and the full fleet playbook pack. Users who were already activated or inside the legacy trial keep those rights under the grandfather rule.
Why BYOK?
You already pay Claude/Codex. We sell governance and methodology, not token resale.
Skip renewal?
Your purchased build keeps working. Renewals bring app updates + methodology drops.
Can I leave with my data?
Yes — local Markdown plus OKF export bundle. No hostage files.
How is Enterprise different from personal Pro?
Personal Pro is a one-time buyout of the software plus AI weaving. Enterprise is a solution engagement: on top of L1 seats and compliance credentials, we build the thing you can't build yourself — L2 a governable AI fleet, L3 a self-growing enterprise knowledge base, L4 custom features and ongoing support. Product seats can be self-serve; the premium sits in project- and consulting-style work, quoted on request.
How is Enterprise priced?
No public price — it is a solution, quoted on request: needs assessment → tailored proposal → quote → delivery and ongoing support. Email silicoville@gmail.com (subject "Mycel Enterprise Solution Inquiry") with your scenario and we will shape a plan around a governable long-term-memory foundation, official builds, and hands-on delivery support.
Why is a governable fleet the layer enterprises want most?
When a team of agents reads and writes the same knowledge base, who wrote what, why, whether it was verified, who overruled it, and whether it can roll back all have to become first-class data — otherwise it's a mush no one will own. Almost no one has this governance know-how: Mycel is backed by tens of thousands of human×AI interactions and 168 multi-agent deliveries with acceptance gates and self-disclosed residue. It's the thing enterprises most want and can least build alone.