Platform
The operating layer between physics codes and engineering decisions.
Morton Labs doesn't replace your solvers. It's the layer that makes them connected, auditable, and repeatable — so simulation stops being a bottleneck and starts being how decisions get made.
The wall every team hits
The physics is world-class. The workflow is folklore.
Pipelines held together by scripts and folklore
Bash glue, format shims, one engineer who knows the flags.
Input decks that nobody versioned
Last quarter's decision can't be rerun — nobody knows what went in.
Results that die in a home directory
The answer lives on the scratch space of someone who left.
Physicists doing DevOps
People hired for plasmas spend their weeks debugging environments.
Capabilities
What the platform does today.
Adapters
Connect codes that were never meant to meet
Translate between incompatible codes; the codes stay authoritative.
Orchestration
One workflow, any computing environment
One definition — laptops, clusters, and cloud.
Versioning
Inputs, outputs, and everything between
Every artifact diffable, restorable, reviewable.
Provenance
Every result traceable to its origins
The full record behind every result — shown below.
Secure execution
Restricted software, inside your boundary
Restricted codes inside your boundary; no loosened controls.
Org-wide access
Results the whole organization can use
One set of validated results for the whole organization.
One record per run
Campaigns
Works with what you run
Plasma physicsNeutronicsThermal-hydraulicsStructuralElectromagneticsSystems
If your team trusts it, the platform's job is to connect it — never to replace it.
Like GitHub or Weights & Biases — the ecosystem you already have, made connected, auditable, repeatable.
Where it goes
Every stage builds on the records the platform keeps today.
- Uncertainty quantificationRigorous UQ becomes a query, not a project.
- AI-assisted workflowsModels grounded in your own campaign history.
- Surrogate modelsFast approximations trained on every run you've executed.
- Digital-twin monitoringThe same records, extended from design into operations.