Make: Visual Automation with Real Logic
Build powerful automations on a canvas — branching, loops, and more.
Lesson Notes
Make (formerly Integromat) uses a visual canvas where modules connect with lines — it looks like a flowchart. The key advantage over Zapier: real branching logic with Routers, iterators (loops through arrays), aggregators (combine multiple items), and error handlers. Make is better for: processing lists of items, conditional branching, working with complex JSON data, and scenarios that need to retry on failure. The learning curve is steeper than Zapier but the power ceiling is much higher.
Your Challenge
+15 XPCreate a free Make.com account. Build a scenario: when a new Typeform response arrives, use a Router to branch — if the respondent selected "Interested", add them to an Airtable table. If they selected "Not interested", do nothing. Test with both responses.