A defined role
Give each AI coworker a clear scope of work, expected outcomes, and boundaries for when to act or ask for help.
Morrow is building a platform for AI coworkers designed to carry responsibility, context, and follow-through across the work a business does every day.
An early-stage platform in development · Based in Israel
Most software waits for the next instruction. Morrow’s vision is a coworker that can keep a defined piece of work moving, with the context and boundaries to do it responsibly.
From one recurring workflow to a broader workforceWe’re designing Morrow around the things that make work continuous: knowing what the role owns, keeping the context it needs, and understanding what happened last time.
Give each AI coworker a clear scope of work, expected outcomes, and boundaries for when to act or ask for help.
Keep relevant working context and task history available, so recurring work can continue without starting from zero.
Connect the systems a role needs, with access designed around its responsibilities and a person in the loop where needed.
The goal is not to make another chat interface. It is to give a business a dependable way to define work, connect the right tools, and see what an AI coworker did.
Set responsibilities, limits, and what a successful handoff looks like.
Make relevant documents, task history, and business systems available.
Plan and carry out routine steps, then surface the decisions that need a person.
Review outcomes and improve the workflow before expanding its responsibility.
We’re exploring insurance operations as an initial proving ground: recurring, document-heavy work where the steps and handoffs can be understood and tested.
Organize the incoming information and identify what is still missing.
Bring together the documents and details needed for the next step.
Draft a response or prepare an update for review by the responsible person.
Keep open items visible and help the team continue the process.
This is an example of the workflow we’re exploring, not a live or validated product capability.
Businesses should be able to understand what an AI coworker can access, what it is expected to do, and when a human needs to review the result. We’re treating reliability and clear boundaries as part of the product—not an afterthought.
Give a role bounded responsibilities before asking it to take on broader work.
Keep people informed and provide review points for sensitive or consequential actions.
Test with real workflows, measure where the system falls short, and improve before expanding.
Morrow is an early-stage platform in development, focused on AI coworkers for recurring business work.