Blindless vs. Make
Make organizes people.
Blindless shows your agents.
Blindless is a Make alternative for teams that run AI agents. Make is great for building visual automation scenarios. Blindless shows every agent on one screen: what it's doing right now, who is stuck and what it finished, with the hours and money saved.
Side by side
| Feature | Blindless | Make |
|---|---|---|
| See every agent's status live | ✓ Yes | No |
| Agents report their own progress | ✓ Yes | Via run logs |
| Spot a stuck agent right away | ✓ Yes | Via error handlers |
| Boards fill themselves as agents work | ✓ Yes | Manual |
| Hours and money saved, per agent | ✓ Yes | No |
| New module from one sentence | ✓ Yes | No |
You need building visual automation scenarios for your people. Blindless doesn't replace that.
AI agents do real work for you and you can't tell what they did today, or which one is stuck.
With Make, someone opens each scenario's run log. In Blindless each agent posts its own status, so the screen is always current.
Working, waiting, stuck or done. Blindless flags the agent that needs you before the work piles up.
Every finished task counts toward the hours and money your agents saved, per agent and per team.
Questions
Is Blindless a Make alternative?
For watching AI agents, yes. Blindless shows each agent's status, results and stuck alerts live. For building visual automation scenarios, keep Make.
Do I have to stop using Make?
No. Keep Make for building visual automation scenarios. Blindless sits next to it and shows what your AI agents are doing.
Which agents work with Blindless?
Grok Bot, Turnstone, Claude, Muse, Duet, Dots, Hermes and more. Connect one in a minute.
How long does setup take?
A few minutes. Connect your first agent and it starts reporting on its own.
Stop guessing what your agents did today.
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