Kirava as a Make alternative
Make (formerly Integromat) is a managed cloud platform with a visual drag-and-drop canvas. It handles complex branching well, but expects you to understand automation concepts like variables, conditions and loops.
The real difference
Make is a canvas; Kirava is a delivery. Instead of arranging modules yourself, you describe the outcome and get the automation built for you — and if you like Make, Kirava can deliver the result as a Make blueprint you simply import.
Side by side
| Aspect | Make | Kirava |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | An empty canvas | A sentence describing the job |
| Concepts to learn | Variables, conditions, loops | None |
| Complex branching | Strong, if you build it | Described in words, built for you |
| Output | A scenario inside Make | Code, an n8n flow, or a Make blueprint |
| Ongoing changes | You edit the modules | Describe the change in the portal |
We compare factually and do not own the other tools — their details can change.
When Make is the right call
Choose Make if you want hands-on visual control of complex, branching logic and enjoy building it yourself.
When Kirava is the right call
Choose Kirava if you want the result without learning a canvas — or if you want a working Make blueprint produced for you as a starting point.
Frequently asked questions
Can Kirava produce a Make blueprint?
Yes. A Make blueprint is one of the delivery formats, with a step-by-step import guide. Building in Make and using Kirava are not mutually exclusive.
Is Kirava simpler than Make?
For getting one specific chore automated, yes — there is no canvas to learn. Make gives you more manual control if that is what you want.
What does Kirava cost?
Starter is free for 7 days, then plans start at 199 SEK/month.
Choose Starter in the pricing section. Cancel before the trial ends.