iPhone Mode
Voice-first creation, on the go.
Speak it. Sketch it. Ship it. iMake turns a thought in the elevator into a finished artifact by the time the doors open.
continuityStart on iPhone. Finish on Mac. Without thinking.
Tell Your Device
What to iMake.
One prompt. Every device. The handoff is the product.
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01/The Problem
Everyone has ideas. Almost no one ships them.
Tools to learn. Files to manage. Apps to switch between. Code to write. The distance between a thought and a finished product has never been wider — or more unnecessary.
02/The Solution
Mac and iPhone become intelligent creation engines.
iMake orchestrates native apps, system tools, and on-device AI to turn a single sentence into a finished product. No tool-switching. No boilerplate. Just intent — and outcome.
You"Make me a portfolio site by Friday."
◧App
◐Website
▤Deck
▶Video
03/For Everyone
One sentence. Five worlds of work.
Founders
Ship a working prototype before lunch.
Creators
From idea to edited video in a single sentence.
Students
Turn study notes into decks, apps, and study tools.
Businesses
Internal tools — without an internal dev team.
Developers
Skip the boilerplate. Start at the interesting part.
04/Product Modes
Three surfaces. One creation engine.
Local silicon turns every prompt into a finished product — the Neural Engine drafts, unified memory remembers, and your device ships the result before the cloud could even reply.
Mac Mode
Deep, multi-app workflows from one prompt.
iMake orchestrates Final Cut, Keynote, Xcode, and the rest of your Mac — quietly, in the background, until the work is done.
Continuity Mode
Start on iPhone. Finish on Mac.
Pick up where you left off across every device, every app, every surface. The same idea, perfectly handed off.
05/Why Apple
The only company that can build this.
Apps
Compiled on-device with Apple Silicon — your source, schemas, and signing keys never leave the Secure Enclave.
Websites
Layouts and copy generated locally by the Neural Engine. No prompts, drafts, or visitor data shipped to a third-party model.
Decks
Slides assembled in unified memory beside your Keynote files. Confidential numbers stay sandboxed to your device.
Videos
Footage analyzed and edited on-device — nothing uploaded, nothing transcribed in the cloud, nothing retained for training.
— 05 / Hardware
Beyond GHz · Beyond TOPS · The Make Era
The chip becomes the canvas.
Mac and iPhone stop being measured in benchmarks — and start being measured in what they make for you.
For a decade, raw silicon performance has outpaced what software asked of it. iMake closes the gap. Every Neural Engine core, every gigabyte of unified memory, every watt of efficiency suddenly has a job worth doing — generating real software, in real time, on the device in your hand.
That reframes the hardware roadmap. The next iPhone isn't a faster phone — it's a more capable creation engine. The next Mac isn't a better laptop — it's a larger studio. Hardware stops being a spec sheet and becomes the frontier where the next decade of innovation is actually built.
Neural Engine
Always-on inference
Unified Memory
Models live next to your work
Apple Silicon
A reason to upgrade again
— 05 / Silicon → Outcome
Hover a feature. Watch the outcome light up.
Every line is a real architectural connection — not a marketing arrow.
- SpeedSub-second drafts
- PrivacyNothing leaves the device
- FidelityFrontier-class output
Tap a silicon feature to see which outcomes it powers.
06/Proof
Numbers, not vibes.
— 01
<420ms
Prompt → first artifact
Median on M3 Pro, on-device.
— 02
0 bytes
Prompts leaving the device
Default mode. Cloud is opt-in, per-task.
— 03
38 TOPS
Sustained on Neural Engine
Headroom for multi-step generation.
Indicative figures from internal prototypes — full methodology available on request.
06/Old vs New
The workflow collapses.
Before
- 01Learn the tools
- 02Manage the files
- 03Switch between apps
- 04Code it manually
With iMake
- 01Ask once
- 02Review
- 03Publish
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07/Join the Waitlist
Be first to iMake.
Request early access and we'll reach out when invitations open.