Make
Visual platform to build, scale, and automate AI workflows.
What is Make?
Try MakeMake is a visual automation platform for building AI and agentic workflows. Connect 3,000+ pre-built apps, or integrate anything via API, then use drag-and-drop scenarios and AI Agents to automate tasks that adapt in real time as conditions change. Make also supports MCP and real-time data processing to power more transparent, adaptable automations.
What does Make do for AI and automation workflows?
Make helps you connect apps and services to automate business tasks and build AI workflows. With AI Agents and agentic automation, scenarios can handle complex work and adapt in real time when new information changes the situation.
Is Make no-code, and how do you build automations?
Yes—Make is designed for no-code building with a drag-and-drop scenario builder. You can start from templates and pre-built connections, then add AI Agents and additional modules as your workflows grow.
How do Make AI Agents adapt to changing conditions?
Make AI Agents understand goals written in natural language and adjust workflows dynamically. As new information becomes available, the automation can react during execution, helping it stay goal-oriented and more flexible over time.
What can Make connect to, and do you support custom integrations?
Make supports more than 3,000 pre-built apps for common workflows. If you need something beyond the library, you can integrate using an API to connect your own systems and tools.
What are Make’s MCP Server and MCP Client used for?
Make’s MCP Server and MCP Client support Model Context Protocol (MCP) to connect AI agents and Make scenarios with tools hosted through a standardized protocol. This is meant to let you call external tools securely and visually without managing raw API endpoints, local hosting, or external infrastructure.
Which real-world workflows can you automate with Make?
Make is used to automate many business functions, including customer experience (onboarding, education, and support ticket management), finance (payroll, invoicing, billing, and expense management), HR processes, IT operations, marketing, and sales. It also covers broader operations like project and inbox management through visual, no-code scenarios.