FAQ
Common questions about Morrow.
Clear answers about the product, free decision cycle, evidence, privacy, and plans.
Questions
Short answers.
- What does Morrow do?
- Morrow turns your company context into a structured decision cycle — a primary constraint, a measurable experiment, an implementation-ready brief, an outcome, and a permanent decision record.
- How is Morrow different from generic AI chat?
- Morrow uses your actual company evidence, keeps recommendations tied to that evidence, defines thresholds before results, and preserves each decision so future cycles inherit what was learned.
- What is included in the free decision cycle?
- One company workspace, one evidence-backed primary constraint, one measurable experiment, one implementation-ready brief, one permanent decision record, and access to the completed first-cycle history.
- Is Morrow only for new companies?
- No. Morrow works from whatever company context and evidence you already have. Existing companies can start with the current constraint and skip generic setup.
- Does Morrow make decisions for the founder?
- No. Morrow structures the recommendation and surfaces the reasoning. The founder approves, modifies, or rejects the final action.
- What information does Morrow use?
- The company context, approved evidence, and material you upload. Anything Morrow infers from that is labeled as inference, not fact.
- Can I add files or URLs?
- Yes. Morrow supports notes, URLs, and supported file types. Additional ingestion sources are added as they reach production.
- What happens after the first cycle?
- The Founder plan provides continuous decision cycles, Weekly Operating Reviews, expanded evidence capacity, and full Decision Memory.
- Is company information private?
- Yes. Company records are scoped to authorized workspaces. See the Data & Privacy and Security pages for current, app-visible practices.
- What is Morrow for Portfolios?
- A configuration for accelerators, venture studios, funds, angel networks, and founder programs that support multiple companies with a consistent decision process.
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