
Makers Founder Sumit Ajwani Launches MakeOS, an AI Workspace Built for Producers - Little Black Book | LBBOnline
As production teams grapple with increasing content demands and stricter deadlines, the recently launched MakeOS aims to revolutionize their workflow. Developed by Makers, the AI-powered workspace is tailored specifically for production teams, ranging from freelancers to agency staff and in-house creatives.
MakeOS consolidates essential functions into a single platform, eliminating the need for spreadsheets and disparate tools. It streamlines project scoping, planning, scheduling, budget tracking, team collaboration, and vendor management, allowing teams to transition from brief to actionable plans within minutes. By leveraging AI, MakeOS interprets information from various communication channels, generating summarized briefs, initial budgets, draft schedules, and organized deliverables, thereby significantly reducing administrative burdens.
Reflecting on the inadequacies of existing software like ERPs, which are often designed for finance teams rather than producers, Sumit Ajwani, the founder of Makers and now MakeOS, highlights how the platform evolved from internal tools. Its features have been battle-tested across over 1,000 projects, ensuring they are practical and effective for real-world production environments.
Moreover, MakeOS addresses the challenge of managing large project volumes by supporting collaboration with external partners and incorporating AI-assisted invoicing tools that organize financial aspects seamlessly. This reduces manual tasks for producers and streamlines end-of-job accounting.
By launching with a subscription model and a free version for solo producers, MakeOS aims to elevate the production process, enhancing efficiency and collaboration throughout the industry. Sumit Ajwani's vision is clear: to empower producers with better tools, making their work more efficient and effective, thereby benefitting everyone involved in the production ecosystem.
