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So many AI coding tools. Why this one?

Most of them make you choose: a new app hosted in their cloud, or an agent for developers in their editor. MakeThemCode is designed to make developers and non-techs work together on an existing website.

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The ultimate combo

Each of these features exists somewhere else. But this combo is unique and is perfect for your use case.

Your repo and your CI/CD

Changes are commits on your GitHub repository and go through the pipeline you already run.

A cloud dev environment, zero install

Preview from a dev environment hosted on a cloud sandbox, next to the chat. Nothing to install and you can use it on your phone.

Integrated review

Only where it matters. Developers choose which parts of the website can be changed and which changes need their approval. Everything else ships without waiting.

Pay as you go

No subscription, no seats. You pay for the tokens your requests use. This ends up being very cheap for small requests.

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What you get with MakeThemCode compared to each of them.

vs Lovable
Builds a new app from a prompt, in its own stack.
  • Works on the website you already have, whatever its stack.
  • Changes are commits on your repository and go through your CI/CD.
  • Developers choose what can be changed and what needs a review.
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vs v0
Turns every change into a pull request, previewed on Vercel.
  • Small changes go straight in, only sensitive files need a review.
  • A live preview for any stack that runs in Docker, not just Node.js.
  • Pay as you go instead of a monthly plan.
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vs Replit
Imports your repository into its workspace, for people with GitHub access.
  • Collaborators need no GitHub account, just an email invitation.
  • Set up once by a developer, every session starts from the same environment.
  • Pay as you go instead of a subscription plus agent usage.
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vs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, ...
AI coding agents for developers, in a terminal or an editor.
  • A chat and a live preview instead of a terminal and diffs.
  • Nothing to install, it even works from a phone.
  • Developers set the rules, collaborators can't change them.
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Try it on your own website.

You'll see why it's better.

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