What Maker can and cannot do
An honest framing to tell whether your case fits. Maker excels at business management applications.
Well covered
Maker is designed for management applications: structured data, forms, dashboards, multi-user usage.
- Management tools: CRM, client tracking, scheduling, bookings
- Dashboards and business KPIs
- Data entry and follow-up: stock, orders, clients, suppliers
- Work-order, ticket and case management
- Internal multi-user applications
Not (yet) the right tool for
- High-traffic consumer websites
- Complex real-time logic (games, high-frequency trading)
- Very deep custom third-party integrations
- Native mobile apps
Precise limits
Every generated application is a self-contained Next.js + PostgreSQL (Prisma) project that you own: these limits are Maker's as a generator, not those of the final code, which you can take over and extend without a ceiling.
- Data volume: sized for business management (structured data, internal or team usage), not for very high-traffic consumer sites.
- Connectors: no ready-made third-party integrations (payment, email, external APIs) in the generated app — the code is yours (ZIP export, GitHub push) to add them yourself.
- Customization: structure and screens are produced deterministically from your specification and a component library; visual identity is set via design charters and designers. Beyond that, you freely edit the exported project.