Getting Started
Quick Start Guide
Morph builds applications through a sequence of autonomous sprints. Each sprint produces a concrete, reviewable output that moves your application closer to production.
Create a Project
Sign up: https://console.morph.systems/
Select 'Start New Project'
Every project begins with Morph’s Requirements Gathering, which establishes the foundation for everything that follows.
Requirements Gathering Sprint
(Free)
The Requirements Sprint defines what you are building and establishes a shared understanding of how the system works at a high level.
It includes one combined stage:
Requirements & System Overview
Purpose
Capture your product requirements and translate them into a clear, structured system overview that Morph can design against.
This stage combines:
Product requirements (what the system must do)
High-level system structure
How It Works
The requirements agent acts as an interactive AI collaborator. You describe your project in plain language, whether that’s:
A short description
A full PRD
Notes from a meeting or discovery call
The agent asks clarifying questions and produces a comprehensive requirements document with an embedded system overview.
Inputs
Text description, pasting in a full PRD, or user stories
Optional supporting materials (notes, transcripts, diagrams)
Process
Analyze your input
Identify core entities, user roles, workflows, and constraints
Define objectives, functional requirements, and critical user journeys
Generate a System Overview, including:
Major system components
High-level data relationships
Supported vs assisted capabilities
Refine the output through chat until approved
Output
A finalized Requirements Document that includes:
Product objectives
Core functionality
Critical user journeys
Constraints and assumptions
A high-level System Overview
This document becomes the single source of truth for System Design and all future sprints.
See the Requirements & System Overview document for more information.
System Design Sprint
(Free)
System Design is a separate sprint that converts approved requirements into a detailed technical blueprint.
Start by clicking 'Start Sprint' from the project page after the Requirements sprint is complete.
Purpose
Translate the approved Requirements + System Overview into a detailed internal design that Morph can build against.
How It Works
The system design agent reviews the outputs from the requirements sprint and produces a complete technical design of the application.
Inputs
Approved Requirements + System Overview document
Process
Define the application data model (entities, fields, relationships)
Specify system components and responsibilities
Outline API interactions and data flows
Map features to backend services and frontend components
Identify supported vs assisted capabilities
Capture design decisions, constraints, and dependencies
Output
A complete System Design document that includes:
Component descriptions and system behavior
Application data structure
API outlines and interaction patterns
Supported and assisted capabilities
Design considerations and dependencies
This document becomes the blueprint for implementation sprints.
See the System Design document for more information.
RELEASING SOON:
Implementation Sprints
After the above Requirements and System Design sprints, Morph begins implementation.
Each implementation sprint
Introduces a defined set of features
Designs the UI and backend logic
Runs tests
Deploys automatically to pre-production
By the end of every sprint, you have a working app with production-ready code that you can export of deploy.
Contact
If you have any questions or feedback about this guide, contact
Create a Project
Sign up: https://console.morph.systems/
Select 'Start New Project'
Every project begins with Morph’s Requirements Gathering, which establishes the foundation for everything that follows.
Requirements Gathering Sprint
(Free)
The Requirements Sprint defines what you are building and establishes a shared understanding of how the system works at a high level.
It includes one combined stage:
Requirements & System Overview
Purpose
Capture your product requirements and translate them into a clear, structured system overview that Morph can design against.
This stage combines:
Product requirements (what the system must do)
High-level system structure
How It Works
The requirements agent acts as an interactive AI collaborator. You describe your project in plain language, whether that’s:
A short description
A full PRD
Notes from a meeting or discovery call
The agent asks clarifying questions and produces a comprehensive requirements document with an embedded system overview.
Inputs
Text description, pasting in a full PRD, or user stories
Optional supporting materials (notes, transcripts, diagrams)
Process
Analyze your input
Identify core entities, user roles, workflows, and constraints
Define objectives, functional requirements, and critical user journeys
Generate a System Overview, including:
Major system components
High-level data relationships
Supported vs assisted capabilities
Refine the output through chat until approved
Output
A finalized Requirements Document that includes:
Product objectives
Core functionality
Critical user journeys
Constraints and assumptions
A high-level System Overview
This document becomes the single source of truth for System Design and all future sprints.
See the Requirements & System Overview document for more information.
System Design Sprint
(Free)
System Design is a separate sprint that converts approved requirements into a detailed technical blueprint.
Start by clicking 'Start Sprint' from the project page after the Requirements sprint is complete.
Purpose
Translate the approved Requirements + System Overview into a detailed internal design that Morph can build against.
How It Works
The system design agent reviews the outputs from the requirements sprint and produces a complete technical design of the application.
Inputs
Approved Requirements + System Overview document
Process
Define the application data model (entities, fields, relationships)
Specify system components and responsibilities
Outline API interactions and data flows
Map features to backend services and frontend components
Identify supported vs assisted capabilities
Capture design decisions, constraints, and dependencies
Output
A complete System Design document that includes:
Component descriptions and system behavior
Application data structure
API outlines and interaction patterns
Supported and assisted capabilities
Design considerations and dependencies
This document becomes the blueprint for implementation sprints.
See the System Design document for more information.
RELEASING SOON:
Implementation Sprints
After the above Requirements and System Design sprints, Morph begins implementation.
Each implementation sprint
Introduces a defined set of features
Designs the UI and backend logic
Runs tests
Deploys automatically to pre-production
By the end of every sprint, you have a working app with production-ready code that you can export of deploy.
Contact
If you have any questions or feedback about this guide, contact

