Make
Make is a visual automation platform for building workflows that connect apps, APIs, and data. Formerly known as Integromat, it supports no-code scenarios plus AI integrations and agent-based automation.
Why Abandoned
Make's website, product documentation, and help center remain available, with current product material for workflow automation and Make AI Agents.
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π Timeline
Integromat founded
Series A funding announced
Celonis acquires Integromat
Integromat becomes Make
Make AI Agents introduced
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β Frequently Asked Questions
What is Make workflow automation?
Make is a visual platform for designing automated workflows, called scenarios, that move data and trigger actions across connected apps and APIs.
Is Make the same product as Integromat?
Yes. Integromat was renamed and relaunched as Make in February 2022.
Does Make support AI automation and AI agents?
Yes. Make connects to AI services through integrations and offers Make AI Agents for agent-based workflows involving connected applications and tools.
Who owns Make?
Make is part of Celonis, which announced its acquisition of Integromat in October 2020.
What are the best alternatives to Make?
Depending on the use case, catalogue-listed alternatives include Bardeen for browser and task automation, Dify for AI application workflows, Bubble for visual app development, and Replit Agent for agent-assisted software creation.