The development of a Morphological Data Information System is vital for enhancing the management of native pigs at the Markaduke Research and Development Center. By incorporating both qualitative and quantitative traits, this system caters to the center's needs effectively. It enables swift collection and monitoring of pigs' gross morphology and morphometric data, ensuring seamless daily operations. Developed with input from end-users, the system aligns with organizational processes, offering features like record management, data analysis, and report generation. Through a prototyping approach, flaws were addressed, resulting in a system that met the ISO 25010 software quality model standards, scoring an impressive 4.416 on average, indicating its high quality. This project exemplifies the importance of tailored solutions in agricultural research, demonstrating how technology can streamline processes and enhance overall efficiency in managing native pig data.