Git can’t hide a folder. Drive has no file tracking. Monora does both.
Your agents are only as smart as the context you give them, but you can’t drop the board deck next to the playbook.
Real git compose loop
Monora - A real git tree underneath
Git - Diffs, branches, PRs
Drive / Notion - No versioning or diffs
Per-folder access
Monora - Per folder, person and agent
Git - All-or-nothing per repo
Drive / Notion - Per-folder sharing
Enforced, not just hidden
Monora - Absent from your clone
Git - Any clone has everything
Drive / Notion - Client-side, honor system
Built for AI agents
Monora - Scoped local tree + MCP
Git - Works, but unscoped
Drive / Notion - Breaks the agent loop
Non-technical friendly
Monora - Drive-simple over git
Git - Needs git literacy
Drive / Notion - Anyone can use it
Security & governance
What they can’t see isn’t hidden. It’s not there.
Permissions enforced on the server, encryption by default, and an audit trail you can inspect. The guarantees a company brain actually needs.
Server-enforced, per folder
Forbidden folders are absent from your clone and its git history. Not greyed out in a UI - never written to your disk.
absent, not hiddenEncrypted and isolated per team
Encrypted in transit and at rest. Your brain lives in its own tenant, never pooled with another team’s data.
single-tenantA full audit trail
Real git underneath: every change has an author, a diff and a reviewable history, plus an access log of who - and which agent - read what.
git history + access logIdentity and SSO
SAML SSO and SCIM provisioning. Each agent authenticates with its own scope, tighter than the human who runs it, and revocable in one click.
scoped agent identityOne context to empower every person. Finally governed.
File-writing coding agents work against a local tree they’re authorized to see. Desktop and chat agents read and write through MCP, scoped to identity. You don’t change your agent. You stop feeding it everything.
Pricing
Simple, per seat. Humans and agents, same price.
A seat is a seat. Price a teammate and an autonomous agent exactly the same.
Starter
billed annually · $48/mo for 8 seats
For small teams putting their first agents on a shared brain.
- Up to 10 seats (humans + agents)
- Per-folder spaces, server-enforced
- Real git tree + MCP endpoint
- Connect Claude Code, Codex, Cursor
- Email support
Teams
Most popularbilled annually · $96/mo for 8 seats
For teams that need nested and matrix permissions across many spaces.
- Everything in Starter
- Unlimited seats
- Nested + matrix permissions
- SSO and full audit log
- Priority support
Enterprise
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For organisations with dedicated infrastructure and compliance needs.
- Everything in Teams
- Dedicated infra / region
- SAML, SCIM provisioning
- Custom SLAs and onboarding
- Dedicated success engineer
No setup fees · Cancel anytime · A seat is a seat - humans and agents, same price. Questions? Talk to the founders.
Questions, answered.
Still have questions? Talk to the founders at hello@monora.ai.
Where does my knowledge live? +
On Monora’s own secure servers, isolated and encrypted per team.
How is this different from git? +
Git is all-or-nothing per repo. Monora adds per-folder read access enforced server-side, while keeping a real local git tree underneath.
Different from Notion or Drive? +
They have the per-folder permissions, but no file tracking underneath. Your agent cannot cleanly edit, version or review, and structure drifts. Monora has both.
Isn’t this just a RAG search bot? +
No. Monora is the authoritative source your agents read and write, not a top-k search index over stale chunks.
What about the really sensitive stuff (comp, board)? +
It lives in spaces only the right people and agents can see. Absent from everyone else’s clone, not just hidden.
Which agents work? +
Any file-writing coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Cline), plus desktop and chat agents via MCP (read and write, scoped).
Do non-technical teammates need to know git? +
No. A Drive-like experience over git underneath.