Two licenses, on purpose
The editor, the actual design and video studio you work in, is MIT licensed: real, OSI-recognized open source. The portal around it (accounts, community, billing) runs under a source-available license instead, which is a different thing.
What source-available actually allows
Source-available means you can read the code, run it, and self-host it, free, for individuals and for companies under one million dollars in annual revenue. What it forbids is narrow: reselling it, rebranding it, or running it as a competing service.
- The editor: MIT, genuinely open source, no restrictions
- The platform: source-available, free to self-host
- The super-admin layer stays private and always will
We haven't opened the repositories yet. That's coming as we head toward public alpha in 2026, under these same terms.