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Make (formerly Integromat)とは？
Make (formerly Integromat) is a visual automation platform that connects apps and designs complex workflows using a drag-and-drop canvas. It offers more advanced data transformation and branching capabilities than simple trigger-action tools, making it popular for technically-inclined users.
What is Make?
Make, formerly known as Integromat until its rebrand in 2022, is a cloud-based integration and automation platform that lets users visually design workflows called "scenarios." Unlike simpler trigger-action platforms, Make uses a canvas-based visual editor where you can see the entire data flow, add routers for conditional branching, and handle complex multi-path logic.
How Make Works
Make scenarios consist of modules connected on a visual canvas:
Make vs. Zapier
| Aspect | Make | Zapier |
|---|---|---|
| Visual editor | Full canvas with data flow visualization | Linear step-by-step builder |
| Branching | Native router modules | Paths feature (premium only) |
| Data manipulation | Rich built-in functions | Limited without code steps |
| Pricing | Operations-based, generally cheaper | Task-based, more expensive at scale |
| Learning curve | Steeper | Gentler for beginners |
| Error handling | Granular per-module error routes | Basic retry and notification |
Make's Strengths
Make's Limitations
Make vs. Autonoly
Autonoly shares Make's visual canvas philosophy but extends it with AI-powered browser automation and an intelligent agent. Where Make requires API connectors for every service, Autonoly can interact with any website through Playwright-based browser control. Autonoly's AI agent can also interpret natural language instructions to build and execute workflows autonomously — a capability neither Make nor Zapier offers.
なぜ重要か
Make represents an important evolution in no-code automation — proving that visual workflow builders can handle complex logic, branching, and data transformation. Understanding Make's approach helps teams evaluate whether they need a visually-oriented platform and where Make's API-only limitation might require a more comprehensive solution.
Autonolyのソリューション
Autonoly builds on the visual canvas concept that Make pioneered, adding AI-powered browser automation and an intelligent agent that can plan workflows from natural language. While Make requires API connectors for every integration, Autonoly works with any website through built-in browser control — and its AI agent eliminates the manual workflow-building process entirely.
詳しく見る例
Migrating a Make scenario to Autonoly when the workflow needs to interact with a legacy web portal that has no API
Replacing a complex Make scenario with an Autonoly AI agent that builds the workflow from a natural language description
Combining Make-style visual branching with Autonoly's browser automation to create end-to-end workflows across API and non-API systems
よくある質問
Is Make better than Zapier?
Make offers more advanced visual workflow design, better data transformation capabilities, and generally lower pricing at scale. Zapier is easier to learn and has more pre-built app connectors. The best choice depends on your workflow complexity and technical comfort level.
What happened to Integromat?
Integromat rebranded to Make in February 2022. The platform, features, and team remained the same — only the name and branding changed. Existing Integromat users were migrated to Make automatically.
Can Make automate websites without APIs?
No. Like Zapier, Make relies on API connectors and cannot interact with web pages directly. For browser-based automation — clicking, typing, scrolling, and extracting data from websites — you need a platform like Autonoly that includes built-in Playwright-powered browser control.