Make (Integromat) on a Mac
Visual scenario automation + AI agents — 3,000+ apps (cloud) · Automation & Workflows
Make (formerly Integromat, now part of Celonis) is a visual automation platform: you build *scenarios* on a drag-and-drop canvas that chain 3,000+ app connectors, with routers, iterators, aggregators and error handlers — considerably more expressive than a linear Zap, and the usual pick when a workflow needs real branching and data shaping. Make AI Agents add agentic steps that decide and adapt at run time rather than following a fixed path, and scenarios can call any AI model as a step. Cloud-hosted (regional zones: eu1, us1, …) and billed by *operations* rather than per-task; there's a free tier. Automate it via the REST API v2 at https:// — list and run scenarios, read blueprints and execution logs — authenticated with Authorization: Token from Profile ▸ API, where each token carries the scopes you pick at creation. Note the base URL is per-zone: check your dashboard's address bar, since a token from an eu1 account won't work against us1. Keep the token in Keychain. Pairs with the self-hosted alternatives here (n8n, Activepieces, Windmill) when you'd rather own the runtime.
Run Make (Integromat) with FrontierStack
FrontierStack lists Make (Integromat) in its Automation & Workflows catalog. Make (Integromat) is a hosted service, so there is nothing to install — connect your account with an API token and FrontierStack watches it alongside everything you self-host: reachability, its published status, and alerts when it stops answering. Credentials stay in your Mac's Keychain.
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