What you need
- Windows 10 or 11.
- Google Chrome — the ordinary one, from Google's site: Morfiade launches that exact browser.
- 4 GB of memory, and 8 or more if you run dozens of profiles at once.
Steps
- Open the bot — it sends you the program and a key.
- Run the installer. The program goes into
Program Files\Morfiade, its data into your user folder. - On first launch, pick a language and a folder for profiles, then paste the key.
The installer is not signed with a certificate, so Windows shows a "Windows protected your PC" dialog: "More info" → "Run anyway".
Updates
The "Updates" button on the "Settings" tab, and when a new version is out — also the "Refresh" item in the tray icon menu. It asks once at the start, then installs on its own and reopens — no wizard pages.
If profiles are open at that moment, the program warns you right away, before downloading anything, and closes them properly: Chrome gets time to save its tabs and sessions. After the update it offers to reopen the same profiles in the same places — it deliberately does not do that by itself, so it will not raise a dozen windows and burn proxy traffic while you are away from the computer.
If an AI agent is connected to the program via MCP, the installer will shut down its server itself, otherwise the update would not install on top. After updating, reconnect Morfiade in your client's MCP settings (in Claude Code — /mcp → Reconnect).
Settings, profiles and your licence survive an update: the installer never writes into the data folder. Before installing, the program verifies the update's signature and the file's checksum — a replaced file simply will not run.
If something goes wrong
- "Chrome not found" — point the program at
chrome.exe: "Settings" → "Path to Google Chrome". - Profiles stop opening after a Chrome update — restart the program, it will re-read the browser version.
- Anything else — support@morfiade.com, and attach the operations log from the "Settings" tab.