Your own compute instance with an agent living on it. Zero-retention model calls, zero vendor-side logging of your work, encrypted at rest and in transit. It remembers your projects, learns how you work, and keeps going while you step away. Ready for action.
A chat agent is a session: it ends, context dies, prompts ship off to a training pipeline. With Morse Computer, your agent lives in its own space, learns your work, keeps running when you step away, and never leaves anything on a vendor's disk. It's your agent.
Runs while you don't. Hand off a research pull, a first draft, a weekly report — close the tab. You come back to work in progress, not a blank page. Schedule it, trigger it on a cadence, let it check in when it needs direction.
Gets sharper every week. A chat agent starts at zero every time. Yours remembers the project, your conventions, the style your team expects, and the skills it picked up last week. The tenth ask is always faster than the first.
Your instance, not their datacenter. Files, memory, chat, and shell history all sit on a compute instance you own. Morse never logs your work content server-side — only account basics like your email. Every model call is routed through a zero-retention provider.
Every command, file change, and agent decision is logged locally with timestamps. Open the workspace any time — the full history is yours to audit.
Per-agent encryption. Your agent has its own encrypted volume with its own key — not a shared database behind a vendor-held master.
Isolated per agent. Every agent runs in its own compute instance. No shared runtime, no co-tenancy, no cross-agent network path.
Zero-retention, in your jurisdiction. Model calls route through providers that don't retain prompts, within the region you pick. Your work never trains a model, never leaves your borders.