makemode
not a mockup · screenshots from the running app

what does it look like?

Build your ideas — and share them on MakeMode's EU infrastructure.

the make-loop

describe → build → publish.

The web app runs right in your browser. Describe what you want, watch it take shape in a live preview, and turn it into a real page you can share.

A fresh MakeMode project: 'Tell me what you have in mind' plus six example briefs to start from — a 3D animation, a grad-show poster, a Bauhaus timeline and more.

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 status flips to BUILDING and it writes the page live, with a stop button if you change your mind.
3 then it builds — live, in front of you
An interactive 3D animation, built from a one-sentence description and running live in the MakeMode preview.

4 done — an interactive 3D animation from one sentence, changed just by describing what you want different

The publish dialog — 'Your project is live' with a shareable link on EU object storage and a copy button.
5 publish · your project is live, hosted in france
A finished grad-show poster built from a plain-language brief, rendering in the live MakeMode preview.
6 not just one trick · a grad-show poster, same make loop
three tools

the same make loop, three tools.

Pick the one that fits how you work — it's the same make loop in each.

MakeMode running in a web browser — 'What do you want to make?' with a choice of EU-hosted models.

web app

In your browser at app.makemode.eu. Nothing to install — for anyone who wants to start right now.

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The MakeMode desktop app opening on macOS — 'What do you want to make?' with a choice of EU-hosted models.

desktop app

On your own machine. Works with your local files, and your data stays on your device.

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MakeMode running in a terminal — building a project step by step from a typed instruction.

terminal

Runs locally in your terminal. For people who want full control over every step (developers).

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