MakeIntegration
A free toolkit for people who build automations on Make.com. No account required. No data uploaded. Everything runs in your browser.
What this is
Make.com is a powerful automation platform. But it has gaps: no version history, no built-in documentation, no way to visualize how your scenarios connect to each other, and limited debugging tools for webhooks.
MakeIntegration fills those gaps with free browser-based tools built specifically for Make users. You export a blueprint, load it into a tool, and get something useful back in seconds.
The tools
Webhook Inspector
Get a unique webhook URL and inspect incoming payloads in real time. See headers, body, query params, and method for every request.
Scenario Documenter
Turn a Make blueprint into clean, readable documentation. Download as Markdown and share with clients or teammates.
Scenario Analyzer
Get a health score for your scenario, identify structural issues, and estimate how many operations it uses per run.
Blueprint Diff
Compare two versions of a blueprint side by side. See exactly which modules changed and which fields were modified.
Dependency Mapper
Upload multiple blueprints and visualize how your scenarios call each other via webhooks. See what breaks if you change one.
How the privacy works
All blueprint tools (Scenario Documenter, Scenario Analyzer, Blueprint Diff, Dependency Mapper) run entirely in your browser. Your blueprint JSON is never sent to any server.
The Webhook Inspector is the one exception. It stores incoming webhook payloads in a database so you can see them in real time. Those payloads are automatically deleted after 2 hours. You can also clear them manually at any time.
The blog
The blog covers Make.com workflows, debugging techniques, and practical guides for getting more out of your automations. No fluff, no SEO padding. If a post is here it covers something specific and useful.
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Questions, feedback, or bug reports: reach out via the GitHub repository or email listed in the footer. If something is broken or behaving unexpectedly, please let us know.