mMakerOps

Operations software for makerspaces

Less admin.
More making.

Memberships, machine bookings, classes and reporting. Bring the work of running your makerspace together, so your community can get back to creating.

Discuss your space ↗Explore an example
FIELDWORK / WORKSHOP•••

Equipment calendar

Room for your next idea.
MONDAY · EXAMPLE SCHEDULE
Laser cutter
Woodshop
3D printer
09:00
Intro session
Staff-led
Available
Prototype
Member booking
10:00
Available
Cabinet project
Member booking
Prototype
Continued
11:00
Maintenance
Blocked
Cabinet project
Continued
Available
12:00
Available
Safety induction
Staff-led
Available
● Training before access✓ One shared schedule
Illustrative workflow with fictional data. Explore the real signup screen below.
BUILT AROUND YOUR SPACEMembershipsEquipment bookingClasses & eventsReporting

The workshop is connected.
Your tools should be, too.

When memberships live in one spreadsheet and bookings in another, your team becomes the connection. MakerOps brings those everyday workflows into one place.

01 / MAKEROPS

Memberships

From the first invitation to active membership, keep the next step clear.

Explore memberships ↗
03 / MAKEROPS

Reporting

Turn operational activity into a clearer conversation with your team.

Explore reporting ↗

A look inside

Start with the people.
Then open the doors.

The product’s join screen separates creating a space from joining one. A member’s next steps continue through membership and billing before equipment use.

This is an actual automated-test screenshot using a simulated environment. It shows the join interface; it is not evidence of a live customer deployment.

View the full product screen ↗
Actual MakerOps join screen in an automated simulation, showing organization setup and member sign-in
Product screenshot · Automated simulation · No customer data.

A practical starting point

Bring us your busiest admin task.

Tell us about your members, machines and current tools. We can discuss whether a pilot fits your space.

How a pilot conversation works ↗

  1. Map your current workflow

    Start with the task that takes too much time.

  2. Review the product together

    Check the requirements that matter to your space.

  3. Agree on scope before committing

    Confirm costs, data handling and responsibilities in writing.

A little less administration.
A lot more workshop.

Discuss a pilot ↗