Everything Morpheus hands you as a file, in one place. Most of what you make is deliberately not here: your builds land in your own project, in your own repository, in _compiled/ — which is the point.
macOS · Windows · Linux
The whole product — the builder and the Command Deck — running on your own machine. Your data stays with you, and nothing stops working if you stop paying.
A ZIP of the product's own source, generated at build time from the repository. Published source, not open source — see the notice inside.
Every target
How to install and run what Morpheus builds, for every target it builds — including what each platform's unsigned-software warning means, and how to get past it.
Generated at build time from the same module that writes USER-MANUAL.txt into every build, so the published manual cannot drift from the one a download carries.
Windows · Linux AArch64 · macOS on request
A prebuilt plugin you can load in a DAW today: the project owner's own Marshall JCM 800 2203 captured in four states, through one Marshall G12M 4x12 captured with four mics, into a drive, a three-band tone stack, a delay and a spring reverb, in VST3, CLAP and a standalone app.
Unsigned, so your platform will warn once. All four captures and all four cabinets are included, and you switch between them with the Capture and Speaker controls in the plugin's own panel or the host's parameter list. This is the demo rig and not the product — what Morpheus makes for you is a plugin built in your own repository around your own model and your own cabinet.
Any target
Working projects other people have published — buy one or install it into your workspace in a tap, and read every file before you run it.
Published by other users, not by us. Sellers get a cut.
Every target compiles inside your own GitHub repository and its output lands in _compiled/ in your own project: an Android APK, an iOS app, a macOS app, a Windows EXE, a Linux binary, a Raspberry Pi image, a full Linux distro, a Python package, a web app, or a VST3 / Audio Unit / CLAP plugin. That is the difference between a download page and a build tool — the file is yours, in your account, from your source.