Ars Technica reviews Mori 1.2 and concludes that “Mori not only falls toward the low end of pricing for digital notebooks, the developer offers Mori under a pricing scheme that is one step away from an unreconstructed communist utopia. Upgrades are free; the developer asking for donations when users find features useful. You can even get the source code if you are a registered user, so if price is a feature, then Mori compares favorably to the competition. Comparing Mori beyond price is difficult, as choosing a digital notebook is an intensely personal choice, like a favorite soda or condom. I chose Mori because its width and girth are a good fit for me, but were I to try to descibe it objectively I would say Mori helps get you organized without getting in the way.”