AI-powered search engine with a generative UI that gives cited answers rendered as rich inline components.
Morphic answers with cited sources and renders images, grids and headings from a streamed spec.
Morphic is an AI search engine built on Next.js whose answers render as rich components rather than plain markdown. It suits developers who want to run or fork a Perplexity-style app with their choice of model and search provider. It is a web app you deploy, with a hosted instance linked from the repository.
You ask a question, Morphic searches through Tavily, SearXNG, Brave or Exa, and a model of your choice writes a cited answer. The answer can include source-credited images, grids and headings built from a streamed JSON spec. It stores chat history in PostgreSQL and lets you share a result by unique URL.
It suits developers and small teams who want a customisable AI search front end and can run Docker Compose or deploy to Vercel. It does not suit non-technical users who want a finished product with support, because setup involves environment files and several services.
Answers render inline images, grids and headings live from a streamed JSON spec.
Pick a faster search mode or an adaptive one for harder questions.
Choose among OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Ollama, Vercel AI Gateway and OpenAI-compatible providers.
Use Tavily, SearXNG, Brave or Exa as the search provider.
Share a search result through a unique URL, with chat history in PostgreSQL.
Built-in accounts through Better Auth or Supabase Auth, plus anonymous guest use.
Morphic is free under Apache-2.0 and the repository shows no paid plan; it links a hosted instance at https://chat.morphic.sh whose terms are not covered in the README. Running it yourself costs your servers plus any model and search API usage.
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Yes. Docker Compose bundles SearXNG, so no extra search API key is required, though you still need a model provider key or a local Ollama model.
Chat history is stored in PostgreSQL, which the Docker Compose setup starts for you.
The repository links chat.morphic.sh as its website, and you can also deploy your own to Vercel.
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