About five minutes to your first course check. Download the extension, connect your ChatGPT account, and open a Canvas course. Then ask Morrow to take a look.
Morrow docks as a side panel next to your live Canvas course, so you can audit it, review the fixes it proposes, and approve them without leaving the page you’re working on.
The panel is narrow on purpose: it sits to one side while Canvas stays open beside it. A slim icon rail runs down the left, your conversation fills the middle, and the course chip shows what Morrow is reading.
Morrow is distributed through meetmorrow.app for customer installation. The five steps below take you from download to your first question.
One instructor can do this for a single course without waiting on admin sign-off. Before you start, it helps to have three things ready so you can move straight through.
Before you start, have desktop Chrome, a Canvas course you can already open, and a ChatGPT account. Open your access link at meetmorrow.app, add Morrow to Chrome, and finish the welcome step.
Open Chrome’s extensions menu (the puzzle-piece icon) and pin Morrow so it’s one click away while you work.
Click the Morrow icon to open the side panel. A short welcome walks you through setup and creates your Morrow account.
Morrow asks you to connect your ChatGPT account. It powers your conversations, and you stay in control of it.
Sign in to Canvas as usual and open a course. Morrow recognizes the course and you’re ready to ask your first question.
The fastest way to see what Morrow does: ask it to audit accessibility, then approve only the fixes you want.
Click the Morrow icon to dock it beside your Canvas course.
Type: “Audit accessibility in this course.” Morrow checks the course you have open.
Morrow lists what it found and the changes it would make. Nothing is applied yet.
Approve the changes you want, skip the rest. You finalize every change.
A Plan proposal in the Morrow side panel. You approve before anything writes to Canvas.
Morrow keeps two accounts separate so each does one job: your Morrow account holds your access and records, your ChatGPT account runs the AI.
Controls your access to Morrow.
This is how Morrow knows it’s you and where your subscription is verified. Your reports and course records stay in your browser; they are never synced here.
Morrow's servers store only your account email and subscription status, never your reports, raw Canvas content, student-identifying data, or the local Proxy code map.
Powers the AI, using the account you already have.
Morrow connects to your ChatGPT account once, and you stay in control of it. Proxy strips student-identifying details before anything is sent to AI.
A few quick checks cover most setups. If you’re still stuck, we’ll help.
Open Chrome’s extensions menu (the puzzle-piece icon) and pin Morrow, then click its icon to open the side panel. Make sure you’re on a desktop Chrome window, not a phone or tablet.
Open the course in the same Chrome window and confirm you can view it as yourself. Morrow works through your own Canvas session, so if you can’t open the course, Morrow can’t either.
Make sure you’re signed in to your ChatGPT account in the same browser, then reopen the Morrow panel and try the connect step again. Morrow uses your own account and never asks for your password.
Tell us what you’re seeing and we’ll help you get set up. Get in touch and include your browser and what step you’re on.
New versions arrive in the background while you work, so there’s nothing to reinstall.
updates.meetmorrow.app Checked in the background. No reinstall, no Chrome Web Store. updates.meetmorrow.app, the same place your install link points to.
Start with one Canvas course and run your first check today. For departments and quality teams, contact us about implementation options.