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Makerloop builds real iPhone and Android apps and websites, tests them on its own phone and browser, ships them to the stores or the web, and keeps improving them while you run the business.

Your first version is free. No card needed.

A booking app for my yoga studio, with a weekly timetable

Makerloop

On it. I’ll build it, try it on a phone like one of your members would, and tell you when it works.

  1. Set up the app and its database
  2. Design the home screen and the weekly timetable
  3. Let members book and cancel a class
  4. Testing the booking flow on a phone
  5. Prepare the App Store listing
  • Tapped “Book” on Thursday 6:00 pm Vinyasa
  • Booking confirmed, class marked full
  • Cancel button was too small to tap: made it bigger
Makerloop at work on an example app: a booking app for a yoga studio.

An engineer that ships, not a chatbot that drafts

Give it a job in your own words. Makerloop does the whole of it, from the first line of code to your app in the stores, and asks you only about what matters.

  • Builds on its own computer

    Makerloop gets its own computer in the cloud. It plans the work, writes a real iPhone and Android app or a website with server code, and runs it, so you watch it come together on your phone.

    A booking app for my yoga studio, with a weekly timetable

    Adding the weekly timetable

    1. Design the home screen
    2. Add the weekly timetable
    3. Let members book a class
    The example yoga studio app, built by Makerloop

  • Tests it like a customer before it says done

    It opens what it built, taps through it the way the people using it will and fixes what it finds. Then a second checker tries it fresh. A change that fails costs you nothing.

    Checking the booking flow

    Works
    1. Opened the timetable on a phone
    2. Tapped “Book” on Thursday 6:00 pm Vinyasa
    3. Saw the booking confirmed and the class marked full
    4. Found the cancel button too small to tap, and fixed it
    5. A second checker tried it fresh: works

    Only then does Makerloop tell you it’s done. If a change fails, you don’t pay for it.

  • Ships it to the stores and the web

    It prepares the store listing and the build and sends your app to the App Store and Google Play when you say yes, or puts your website live on your own domain.

    ZenFlow

    iPhone and Android

    • App Store Live
    • Google Play In review

    Listing, screenshots and build prepared by Makerloop. Sent when you approved.

    zenflowstudio.com
    • Website Live
    • Your domain Connected

    Real server code, published in one click, on your own address.

  • Keeps improving it after launch

    It reviews its own work and lists what is broken, what launch still needs and what would help you grow. Approve the steps you want and Autopilot builds them while you sleep.

    Next steps for ZenFlow

    From Makerloop’s review
    • BrokenBooking fails when a class is already fullApproved
    • Before launchAdd a privacy policy page for the storesApproved
    • PolishShow the teacher’s photo on each classWaiting for you
    • GrowthRemind members the evening before their classWaiting for you

    Autopilot builds the 2 approved steps tonight

Hand it the work you’d give an engineer

Say it the way you would to a person. Makerloop works out the rest and checks it before it tells you it’s done.

  • BuildA booking app for my yoga studio, with a weekly timetable
  • FixA customer says the order button does nothing on Android
  • Sign-inLet members sign in with their email and keep a profile
  • PaymentsTake card payments on my website, and subscriptions in the app
  • LaunchSend the app to the App Store and Google Play
  • Every nightBuild the next steps I approved and tell me what you did

One sentence in. An app out.

Real apps Makerloop built, each from the one line beside it. Captured from the apps themselves, not mock-ups.

ZenFlow, built with Makerloop

ZenFlow

An engineer that doesn’t clock out.

Most builders hand you a first draft and wait for your next message. Makerloop keeps going after launch, so your product gets better every week, the way it would with an engineer on staff.

  • It reviews its own work

    After every job, Makerloop looks over the whole product and sorts what it finds: broken, needed before launch, polish, and what would help it grow.

  • It builds while you sleep

    Approve the next steps you want and Autopilot builds them on its own, checks them and leaves you a summary. Nightly on Pro and Studio.

  • It grows with real use

    Once people use your app, Makerloop reads how they use it and suggests what to build next, based on what they actually do.

  • You approve what matters

    Nothing goes to the stores, no price changes, no marketing email and nothing over your budget without your yes.

Works the way you’d want an engineer to

  • Checked before it’s done

    Makerloop opens what it built and taps through it before it says a change is finished. Then a second checker tries it fresh.

  • Failed changes are free

    If a change doesn’t work, you don’t pay for it, and the fixing Makerloop does to get it right is on us too.

  • Yours, start to finish

    The app, the code and the content belong to you. Send the code to your own GitHub whenever you like.

Plans for every stage

Every plan builds, checks and publishes real apps and websites. You pay for the building you use, and failed changes are on us.

  • Builder

    Start here

    $25/ month

    Build your first app and put it in the stores.

    • $25 of building every month
    • Apps and websites, published to the stores and the web
    • 2 Autopilot runs a month
    • Unused building rolls over
    Choose Builder

  • Pro

    $100/ month

    For people building and shipping every week.

    • $110 of building every month
    • Everything in Builder
    • Autopilot every night
    • Unused building rolls over
    Choose Pro

  • Studio

    $200/ month

    For studios running several apps at once.

    • $230 of building every month
    • Everything in Builder
    • Autopilot every night, with bigger runs
    • Unused building rolls over
    Choose Studio

Save 20% with yearly billing. Your first version is free, no card needed. Compare every plan

Questions, answered

What is Makerloop?

Makerloop is the AI app and website builder that keeps improving your apps. Think of it as an AI engineer you hire: you describe an app or a website in your own words and Makerloop builds it, checks it, ships it and keeps improving it: it reviews what it made, lists what to do next, and can build those changes on its own. You approve what matters.

What can Makerloop build?

Real iPhone and Android apps, published to the App Store and Google Play, and websites with real server code, live at their own address or your own domain. Both can have accounts, a database and payments.

How is this different from other AI app builders?

Most builders stop at the first version and leave you to manage every change. Makerloop keeps working: it checks its own work before it says done, reviews the app for what is broken or missing, and on Autopilot builds the next steps you have approved, every night on Pro and Studio.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You describe what you want and approve what Makerloop proposes. The code is yours: send it to your own GitHub whenever you like.

Will Autopilot change things I didn’t ask for?

No. Autopilot only builds items you have approved, within your plan. Sending to the stores, changing prices, sending marketing email and spending past your budget always wait for your yes.

Can I try it before paying?

Yes. New accounts get free building for a first version and a few changes, no card needed. Publishing, your own domain, databases and payments come with a paid plan.

What does “building” mean on the plans?

It’s the money your plan sets aside for changes to your apps. Most changes cost cents, depending on how big they are, and every charge shows up on your billing page.

Do I pay when something goes wrong?

No. A change that fails is free, and so is the fixing Makerloop does on its own to get it right.

Can I publish to the App Store and Google Play?

Yes, on every plan. You’ll need your own Apple developer account ($99 a year) and Google Play account ($25 once).

Who owns what I build?

You do. The app, its code and its content all belong to you.

Is Makerloop the same as Otto?

Yes. Otto was renamed Makerloop in November 2026. Your account, apps, websites, plan and building carry on exactly as they were.

Can I cancel?

Yes, any time, from your billing page. Your plan runs until the end of the period you’ve paid for, and unused building rolls over for as long as you have a plan.

Give your engineer its first job.

Describe what you want to build. Your first version is free, and Makerloop keeps improving it from there.

Start building