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Company BrainWrites the daily report

Meetings, tickets, and chats become this morning's report.

Morrow asks before it acts. You stay in control.

Mor
Ask MorrowMorning brief · live
What's the team status this morning?
Daily report · Today 8:12
  • Payment: Stripe locked — Maya owns PCI.
  • Mobile: blocked on App Store screenshots (Ken).
  • 3 tickets slipped Friday — listed in #eng.

Everything the company knows, in one place.

Tasks, messages, meetings and memory — all focused on the work in front of you.

Your project, always in focus

Every project keeps its own plan, inbox, and memory. No clutter from the rest of the company.

  • Clear separation across projects
  • Decisions stay attached to the work
  • Milestones and goals in one canvas

AI that asks before it acts

Mor suggests. You approve. Context stays scoped to the project — control stays with you.

  • Approval-gated actions
  • Project-scoped smart memory
  • Alerts for delays and forgotten decisions

Works with tools you already use

Jira, GitHub, Slack, Notion — connect once. Context and tasks stay in sync automatically.

  • Two-way sync with Jira and GitHub
  • Slack and Notion on one board
  • Existing boards become projects

Other AI starts over. Morrow already knows.

A chatbot answers. Morrow keeps the decision, the owner, and the next step.

Real output, not a chat

A morning report with owners and what slipped — not another thread to read.

One place, your stack

Jira, GitHub, Slack, and Notion stay in sync. Context does not leave the project.

Ready before 9

Overnight meetings, tickets, and chats become this morning’s brief.

It learns the company

Decisions, people, and projects stay. The next quarter does not start from zero.

The jobOther AIMorrow
Yesterday’s decision“I don’t have that context.”Who decided, why, and who owns it.
Morning statusYou recap from scratch.The daily report is already written.
Meeting follow-upAnother transcript pile.Action items with owners, not notes.
New teammate or agentStarts cold.Reads the same company brain.

Teams and agents share one brain.

Meetings, tickets, timelines, and decisions feed a shared memory — people ask it, agents read it, nobody starts over.

Mor at the center of company memory
People
Projects
Company
Mails
Meetings
Tickets
Agents
Action Items
Timelines
Decisions
Contexts
Feedbacks
For teams

Ask what was decided, who owns it, and why — without digging through Slack or last quarter’s notes.

For agents

The same memory, through API and MCP — so every agent works from what the company already knows.

What Morrow can own for your team.

Same company brain. Different jobs — founders, eng, ops, and agents.

Founders

What moved, what’s blocked, and who owns the slip — before the Monday call.

  • What changed this week, without a dashboard login
  • A recap from decisions already in memory
  • Blockers and owners in one morning brief

Engineering

Tickets, PRs, and Friday’s call — in the same status, not three tabs.

  • Which tickets slipped, and why
  • What was decided in the last standup
  • Who unblocks mobile, payment, or review

Ops & PMs

Decisions and follow-ups that do not vanish after the call ends.

  • Who owns the next step
  • Overdue loops before they go quiet
  • Context without Slack archaeology

Agents

The same memory your team uses — through API and MCP.

  • No cold start on a new task
  • Decisions and owners already attached
  • Write back into the same brain

A specialist for each part of the work.

The CEO watches the room. The others take hiring, pipeline, backlog, and the inbox — same memory.

Context shouldn't live in your head.

When everything is tied to a project, teams and agents always know where things stand — without asking.

01

Connect your tools

GitHub, Jira, Slack, Notion — link what you already use. Roles and context stay in sync.

02

Invite the team

Send invites, assign roles, and land everyone in the same project memory.

03

Steer the agent

CEO, HR, marketing, product, strategy, finance, sales, support. You chat — each one takes its slice from the same memory.

04

Let memory grow

Every decision and learning stays. The next quarter — and the next agent — starts from what you already know.

A brain with rooms, not a junk drawer.

Memory is organized the way a company actually works — so Mor can find the right thing, fast.

People
Who decided what, and who owns the next step.
Projects
Plans, milestones, and the memory attached to each.
Company
Org structure, roles, and how the company actually works.
Mails
Threads that become decisions — not another inbox to search.
Meetings
Notes that become decisions — not another transcript pile.
Tickets
Jira and GitHub issues with the conversation around them.
Agents
AI that reads and writes the same memory your team does.
Action items
Follow-ups that don’t vanish after the call ends.
Timelines
What happened, in order — so you can replay the story.
Decisions
The why, the when, and the people who signed off.
Contexts
The background Mor needs before it answers or acts.
Feedbacks
What worked last time, ready before you repeat it.

The stack they already use. One memory.

Slack, Jira, GitHub, Notion — connect once. Teams and agents reach the same company brain from the tools they already live in.

Slack
Jira
GitHub
Notion
Linear
Microsoft Teams
Gmail
Google Calendar
Google Drive
Figma
Zoom
Google Meet
GitLab
Outlook
Monday
WhatsApp
HubSpot
Salesforce
Asana
Google Docs
Google Sheets
Discord
ClickUp
Trello
Supabase
Airtable
Bitbucket
Google Tasks
OneDrive
Calendly
LinkedIn
Stripe
Shopify
DocuSign
Sentry
PostHog
Snowflake
Neon
Perplexity AI
Twitter
YouTube
Reddit
Cal
Wrike
Mailchimp
Klaviyo
Brevo
Attio
Apollo
Semrush
ElevenLabs
Firecrawl
Tavily
Exa
SerpApi
Google Maps

1,000+ connectors · see the directory

Autonomous, not unsupervised.

Mor proposes. You decide. GDPR aligned, KVKK ready, SOC 2 Type II in progress.

Zero data retention

Your data stays yours. We do not use it to train public models. Local-first by default — cloud is never required to run Morrow.

You approve every action

Mor proposes; nothing is written to tasks, plans, or integrations until you confirm. Agents inherit the same gate.

Access control & SSO

You decide who sees what. Role-based access, project isolation, and Google or Microsoft Entra SSO on Business and Enterprise.

Encryption end to end

TLS 1.3 in transit, AES-256 at rest for cloud components, and the OS keychain for local secrets.

Pay for seats and the tools you connect.

$6 or $12 per seat, plus $4 per integration. Annual billing is two months free. Enterprise is volume and residency.

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Self-host

Team

$35 / mo

5 × $6 seats + 3 × $4 integrations · billed $420 / yr

Full product on your infrastructure — every feature, your hardware.

  • Full self-hosted deployment
  • Planning canvas, tasks, and Mor with approval flow
  • Local-first data on your devices
  • Company memory included
  • Billed per seat and per connected integration
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Regulated

Enterprise

Custom

Unlimited seats and integrations, scoped with you.

Volume seats and integrations, plus residency on your terms.

  • Everything in Business
  • Unlimited seats and integrations
  • Air-gapped or on-prem deployment
  • Customer-managed encryption keys
  • Custom DPA and 4-hour critical incident SLA
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Quick answers

Per seat and per connected integration, monthly or annual. Team is $6 per seat and $4 per integration, self-hosted. Business is $12 per seat with the same integration rate, plus cloud, SSO, and priority support. Annual billing is two months free. Enterprise is custom for volume and residency.

Give your team and agents a brain.

Download free for Mac or Windows — or talk to us about Business and Enterprise.