Examples of teams who use MakeQ include furniture makers, soap and bath, cosmetics, apparel, food and beverage, metalwork, ceramics, packaging, and other small manufacturers who make physical goods.
For small teams making and shipping physical products
Reduce the mental load of what to make next
MakeQ turns demand, inventory, and materials into a clear plan for what to make, buy, and ship next.
Start with an account, then connect Shopify when your team is ready.
See the product
One screen for what to make next
MakeQ turns live Shopify demand into a daily operating view the team can actually use. Instead of bouncing between orders, spreadsheets, and inventory notes, you can see what needs attention now, what changed, and what to do next.
- See the next work, blockers, and refresh status in one place.
- Keep planning tied to current orders instead of stale handoffs.
- Give the team a clear starting point every day.
Built to answer what the team should do right now without hunting through tools.
Shopify demand
See the order pressure before it becomes chaos
Orders stay visible inside MakeQ with urgency, sync status, and context the team can act on. That means less time translating storefront activity into internal priorities and more time making the right decisions sooner.
Structure and materials
Tie products to the work and parts behind them
Product structure, materials, and purchasing readiness live close to the plan. When parts or timing change, the team can see the impact before shortages turn into missed dates and rushed decisions.
Made by makers, for makers
We use MakeQ to run our own shop. It replaced the spreadsheets we were using to figure out what to make, what to buy, and when to ship.
See whether MakeQ fits your operation
Create an account to explore the product, or book a demo if you want to walk through your workflow first.