Floma vs Make
Make is a visual automation builder for cloud apps. Floma is an AI command center that controls your entire digital environment through natural language.
Make
A cloud automation platform with a visual node-based editor. You drag and drop modules to build workflows connecting cloud apps. More powerful than Zapier's interface, but still limited to cloud services—no access to your computer.
Floma
An AI that sits on your Mac with full access to your system and cloud accounts. Describe what you want in plain English and it generates the workflow. Seamlessly combines local file operations with cloud integrations.
Simple commands Make literally cannot do:
"Take all PDFs from my Downloads folder and upload them to Google Drive"
Make has no access to your local file system. It cannot see your Downloads folder or read any files on your Mac.
"Organize my Desktop by file type"
Can't touch local files. Make only moves data between cloud services, never on your computer.
"Save this Notion page as a PDF in ~/Documents"
Could pull from Notion, but cannot save anything to your Mac. Fundamentally cloud-only.