Make
Visual platform to build, scale, and automate AI workflows.
What is Make?
Try MakeMake is a visual automation platform for building AI agents and agentic workflows, plus connecting apps and services. You create scenarios by linking 3,500+ pre-built apps (or any API) and extend them with AI agents that interpret goals in natural language and adapt their steps at runtime. Make supports both deterministic automations and agentic automation for open-ended tasks that react to changing conditions.
What can I build with Make?
With Make, you build scenarios that automate work across apps and data sources, and you can enhance them with AI agents for goal-driven, adaptive execution. You can use fixed, deterministic flows for predictable steps, or use agentic automation when tasks need to react to changing conditions.
Is Make no-code, or do I need to write code?
Make is designed as a visual, code-free builder, but it also supports extending solutions beyond the visual interface. If you need deeper customization, you can use Make’s developer resources such as the API, SDK, and Custom Apps SDK.
How do I connect my existing tools and data to Make?
You can connect 3,500+ supported apps via Make’s app integrations directory, and you can connect anything else with an API using HTTP modules or a custom app. Make’s scenarios map triggers, actions, and data flow between connected services.
How do Make AI agents work inside a workflow?
Make AI agents accept goals in natural language, choose the tools they need, and can call Make scenarios as reusable capabilities. The agentic approach supports open-ended work by adapting steps at runtime when conditions change.
What is Maia, and how does it help build scenarios?
Maia is Make’s built-in AI assistant that builds and edits scenarios from a natural-language description. It presents its reasoning as editable steps so you can review and adjust the scenario logic.
Does Make have resources for learning and getting help with scenarios?
Yes—Make Academy offers free courses and certification paths, the Help Center provides documentation for building and troubleshooting scenarios and AI agents, and the Community shares scenario blueprints and debugging tips from other makers.