Morph Space

The first working implementation of the Real-Time Web — addressing, live state, and identity in one network.

Morph Space is the network these docs describe. It implements the Real-Time Web as a running service, so you can build on it today.

What it provides

• Addressing — now-URI resolution across organizations.
• The Now Layer — a synchronized live-state fabric with pub/sub streams and synchronized time.
• Data Channels — permissioned composition of multiple sources.
• Morphing — transform live state in flight to fit a consumer’s model.
• Identity & permissions — every resolve and every write is an authorization decision.

Morph Spaces

A Morph Space is a named region of the network, usually one per organization, rooted at a domain. Spaces can link to each other: orgA.root can grant orgB.root scoped access to part of its tree, and the two collaborate without merging systems.

Synchronized time

Every event in the Now Layer is stamped on a shared clock, so consumers across organizations can order changes consistently even when they arrive out of sequence.

Relationship to the web

Morph Space is web-native. now-URIs resolve over standard transport, identities can be tied to existing domains, and a bi-link degrades gracefully to a polled snapshot for clients that cannot hold a live connection.