Patching the same Android apps by hand every time a patch repository updates is a chore with your name on it, and AutoMorph is the self-hosted patcher that takes the chore over and rebuilds your apps on schedule. It monitors patch repositories such as ReVanced, Morphe, and community repos for updates, downloads base APKs automatically with Google Play first and APKCombo, Uptodown, and APKPure as fallbacks, and applies your chosen patches without you touching a command line. The Add Package wizard walks you from a package name through suggested repositories, patch selection with per-patch options, and aliases that map same-role patches across repositories so two repos stop fighting over the same job. Builds run once a day at a time you choose, or start manually from the web portal while live build logs stream to your browser. The Patcher Control Center shows every tracked app's version, patch status, and download links, and email alerts carry direct download links whenever a patch succeeds. Distribution goes further: one-tap Obtainium import by QR code or deep link, plus an F-Droid compatible feed for Obtainium and Neo Store, deliver updates straight to your phone, and a custom keystore keeps them seamless. A low-spec mode trims heap and thread limits for small servers, retention settings clean up old builds, and Pangolin, Tailscale Funnel, or Cloudflare Tunnels expose the portal over HTTPS. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. MIT licensed.