The Morfik development tool converts the forms that the user draws into DHTML, compiles the client-logic into JavaScript, and builds the application and database server engines to house the server-side code.

Morfik Technology was a privately funded company that was founded in 2000 in Hobart, Tasmania by Aram Mirkazemi and Shahram Besharati.

Although a few other browser-based Chess games had already been released (the most notable by Douglas Bagnall[10]), Morfik's was the first that allowed both single and multi-player modes.

This was followed in close succession by the release of version 2.2 which established the new Package and Widget features formerly introduced in 2.1 as the basis on which to build controls for independent distribution.

In the same month, Altium altered the licensing model for all versions of the Morfik Web development tools making them free.

The tool supports three different language syntaxes: C#, Basic and Object Pascal and creates applications for deployment on Windows and Linux systems.

While interface design is done visually in Morfik, Web application developers can write code to handle events and create the interactivity and business logic.

Regardless of the language syntax of choice, all code is based on the usage of the Morfik Framework which is a large library of classes and functions designed specifically for the creation of Web-based applications.

The tight integration of the development environment and the compilers with the Morfik Framework makes the creation of Web Services a simple task.

Morfik integrates all the components required to build a web-based application into a single package, including a Firebird database and an Apache web server.

In addition to these applications, several others have been made available on the Web, such as: Morfik has featured in a diverse range of media including SDTimes,[28] The Interbase & Firebird Developer Magazine, FYRACLE,[29] AustralianIT,[30] Dev: La rivista che ti insegna a programmare[31] and Toolbox[32]