Trigger · you arrived
Make is the visual automation platform. Drag a bubble, connect it to another, and watch work happen by itself — across 3,000+ apps, with zero code.
psst — the orbs below are grabbable. Poke one. Then press Run once.
Module · understand
In Make, a scenario is a series of modules that say how data should move and change between your apps. Data travels in bundles, each module run burns an operation — and you can watch every single one. Hover the parts. Touch them. They’re real vocabulary, not marketing.
Action · your turn
This is the actual job: drag modules onto the canvas, connect them, press Run once. The trigger’s already waiting. Pull apps from the tray and build your own flow — then watch your bundles travel the thing you made.
Router · pick any two
Make ships with a library of over 3,000 pre-built apps — and an HTTP module for everything else. Don’t take a list’s word for it: poke any two apps below and see what they’d do together.
…and a real scenario shape appears here. Poke Shopify, then Slack, if you want a classic.
Filter · only truth passes
The same drag-a-bubble canvas runs finance audits, incident response and global retail ops. Toys don’t have to be trivial.
“Hundreds of hours freed. Hundreds of thousands of dollars saved.”
— FranklinCovey, running real workflows on Make
Iterator · everyone, one by one
None of these people wrote a line of code. All of them have automations doing their busywork right now.
The canvas is infinite, the Free plan has no time limit, and no credit card stands between you and your first scenario. Grab the orb. You know you want to.
Takes about 15 minutes to automate your first chore.