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MakeThemCode
The Claude Code experience for non-technical teams
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The Claude Code experience for non-technical teams
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Developers did the heavy lifting: building the website and setting up its deployment. With MakeThemCode, non-technical users take it from there and start making updates themselves. They describe the change in plain words, check it in a live preview and approve it, with nothing to install, from a laptop or a phone. Every change lands as a commit on the project's GitHub repository, or as a pull request when a developer needs to review it, and ships through the usual pipeline.









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Hi Product Hunt 👋
I'm Romaric, a web developer now trying to launch my own products.
When AI started getting really good at coding, I was the only developer on a small edtech project. I explained git to my colleagues and helped them install Node.js, VS Code and Claude Code so they could work directly on our products' code with me. It worked, but they often ran into issues, especially git conflicts.
So I added a line to the note where I list all my ideas: "Claude Code-like proxy for non-technical users".
Now that I'm a full-time unpaid solo indie maker hacker, I picked that line as the most promising idea and built it (you can imagine how bad the others are).
That's it. Here's MakeThemCode's promise: devs no longer get interrupted for every small change, and teammates ship ideas exactly as they imagine them, without the back and forth.
I also think it could make sense for freelancers and web agencies to configure it for their clients.
There's a demo you can try in 3 seconds, and $1 of free credit for every new project if you want to test it on your own GitHub repository. It may not sound like much, but it covers dozens of requests: MakeThemCode is cheap!
I'd really appreciate feedback from anyone who gives it a try, good or bad.
See you,
Romaric