Hey Product Hunt 👋 I run Automatiza.dev, where we've built 190+ free, ready-to-use Make.com automations. What I kept seeing was the same gap: people would copy a template, get it working, and still not understand why it worked. Tutorials and blueprints teach you to follow steps, not to think in scenarios. MakeFlow started as an attempt to fix that. Instead of another article or video, I built 30 levels using real automation problems — marketing, e-commerce, analytics, finance — where you have to actually reason through webhooks, routers, error handling, and AI agent modules to move forward. The format changed a lot as I built it. Early versions were closer to a quiz. But Make.com isn't a quiz — it's a craft you build by wiring things together and seeing what breaks. So I shifted toward exercises that mirror real scenario-building, added a points/leaderboard layer to make the practice stick as a habit, and split difficulty into beginner → intermediate → advanced so people don't get stuck on level 1 forever. Would love feedback from anyone who's tried to learn Make.com (or any similar tool) — what made it click for you, or what made you give up? Learn Make by playing — completely free! 🎮 Solve practical automation challenges, get instant feedback, and progress from the basics to more advanced scenarios. Play for free: https://game.automatiza.dev/

MakeFlow

Master Make.com with gamified, real-world exercises

Master Make.com with gamified, real-world exercises