Self-hosted
Available todayRun qnop on your own infrastructure. Available today with the community edition; Enterprise will ship as licensed add-ons on top.
In development
Enterprise capabilities, built on the free open-source edition.
qnop is early-stage and honest about it: the AGPL community edition is what ships today. A commercial edition is being built on top of it — as add-ons behind a published plugin contract, for organisations that need more.
What you can run today
The community edition is complete on its own: the full review workflow for PDF and Word documents, teams and roles, OIDC sign-in, the audit trail — self-hosted, with no user or document limits and no feature gates.
What Enterprise will add
Decided and under development — nothing on this list ships yet. Architecture decisions for these are public in the repository.
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AI-assisted review
PlannedAI reviewers that read along: suggested annotations, duplicate-annotation detection and review summaries.
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E-signature approvals
PlannedFormal sign-off on finalized reviews, recorded with the identity of the approver.
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Markdown review
PlannedMarkdown documents reviewed through the same anchoring and workflow as PDF and DOCX.
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Runtime extensions
In developmentEnterprise capabilities load at runtime against the published SPI — no forked builds, no patched cores.
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Commercial support
PlannedSupport agreements and SLAs for organisations that run qnop in critical processes.
Add-ons, not a fork
The seam between the editions is a published plugin contract. Enterprise features plug into it at runtime — which means the community edition never degrades into a demo, and an Enterprise deployment is a community deployment plus licensed extensions.
- Published qnop-spi artifact as the extension contract
- UI extensions load at runtime as ESM modules
- Versioned REST API under /api/v1 for integrations
Two ways to run it
Managed cloud
Plannedqnop as a GDPR-compliant managed service with multiple plan sizes — same product, none of the operations.