Everything Metomorph does, in plain language
A working reference for the whole product surface — the chat, the project workspace, the tools that sit around it, and the controls an organization needs to run it.
The core
The chat, the workspace and the context that everything else builds on.
Multi-model consensus chat
One question, several frontier models, a single reconciled answer.
Ask once and get the answer several frontier models agree on — with the disagreements one click away.
Read more →Projects
The container that gives every conversation a job to do.
Every chat, document, task and person for a piece of work in one place — and one boundary for access.
Read more →Project context
The assistant already knows where it is.
Notes, knowledge and rules attached to a project feed every chat inside it — no re-explaining, ever.
Read more →Doing the work
The surfaces where the day-to-day actually happens — tasks, activity, intake, reporting and pipeline.
Task board
Work the assistant can see, and act on.
A kanban board that doubles as context and trigger — the assistant reads real task state and acts on changes.
Read more →Stream
A live feed of everything happening across the organization.
Human work and AI work in one live timeline — the status meeting and the audit trail in the same feed.
Read more →Custom forms
Describe a form, get a working form.
Say what you need to collect and get a working form whose submissions kick off real work.
Read more →Dynamic reports
Describe what you want to know. Get the report, on a schedule.
Reports start as a sentence, pull from live records, and explain the numbers — on demand or on a schedule.
Read more →CRM
Leads, contacts, accounts and a pipeline that ends in delivered work.
A pipeline where closed deals become projects — sold work and delivered work in one system.
Read more →Making it yours
Your knowledge, your methods, your rules — and eventually your own model.
Knowledge base
Every source the assistant is allowed to answer from.
Your documents become the source of truth — answers cite the paragraph they came from.
Read more →Organization skills
Reusable, governed workflows your whole team can run.
Your best person's process, packaged so the whole team runs it the same way every time.
Read more →Business rules
Plain-language guardrails the assistant has to obey.
Guardrails written the way you would say them to a new hire — typed once, enforced everywhere.
Read more →Model trainer
Fine-tune a model on how your organization actually works.
Train a model on your approved work so output lands in your voice and needs less editing.
Read more →Extending it
Connect the stack you already run, and build the small tools it is missing.
Plugins & connections
Connect the tools your work already lives in.
Drive, Slack and the rest of your stack, connected once and scoped per project.
Read more →Apps
Small sandboxed apps you describe, and Metomorph builds.
Describe a small internal tool and get it built — sandboxed, scoped and logged.
Read more →Running it
The controls an organization needs before it lets AI near real work.
Manage users & roles
People, roles, and access scoped per project.
Per-project access for teammates, contractors and clients — offboarding is one action.
Read more →Usage & analytics
Where the spend goes and where the value comes from.
Usage and cost by organization, project, team and person — the adoption picture behind the renewal question.
Read more →Security & SSO
The controls IT asks about before anything else.
SSO through your identity provider, enforced MFA, per-project isolation and a full audit trail.
Read more →White labeling
Your brand, your domain, your product.
Re-tint, re-logo and re-domain the whole product — a tenant-level setting, not a custom build.
Read more →Guided onboarding
A configured workspace on day one, not month three.
A guided path from empty workspace to configured system — each step on the real page, progress tracked.
Read more →One sentence that holds all nineteen together
The answers come from several models at once, the context comes from your own documents and records, the behavior is bound by rules you wrote in plain language, and all of it runs inside projects that keep every client's work separate.
Trust
Consensus across models, cited sources, a visible log of every automated action.
Context
Knowledge base, project records and a model trained on your own approved work.
Control
Business rules, approvals, per-project scoping, SSO and role-based access.
Leverage
Skills, apps, forms and scheduled reports that do the repeatable work for you.
See every one of these working in your own workspace
One shared workplace for your tools, your knowledge, and your team.