makemode
not a mockup · screenshots from the running app

what does it look like?

A real session, start to finish — a student describes a portfolio, watches it build, refines it by saying the change, and publishes a live link. Every shot below is the actual app, running on European infrastructure.

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the make-loop

describe → build → publish.

No setup, no code, no terminal — just a conversation and a live preview that becomes a real, shareable page.

The MakeMode start screen: 'what do you want to make?' with a text box and a row of idea prompts.

① it starts with a sentence — say what you want to make

MakeMode in its planning step, asking a couple of clarifying questions before it builds.
② it asks a couple of questions first
MakeMode building the page, with the live preview spinning up on the right.
③ then it builds — live, in front of you
The finished portfolio rendering in the live preview — a warm, editorial page built from a plain-language brief.

④ done — and you refine it just by saying the change

The publish dialog: 'Your project is live — anyone with the link can open it, hosted in France', with a shareable EU link.
⑤ publish · your project is live, hosted in france
The published portfolio page for 'Jane Doe, Furniture Design Student', live on EU object storage.
⑥ the live result · yours to keep, on eu storage
every surface

same loop, in the browser or on your desktop.

Nothing to install in the browser — or run the desktop app on your own machine and data. Either way, the link you publish is responsive by default.

The MakeMode desktop app window on macOS, showing the start screen.
the desktop app · your machine, your data
The MakeMode web app on a phone, showing the start screen and idea prompts.
on the phone · same calm surface
The published portfolio page viewed on a phone, fully responsive.
the published link · responsive by default

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