Studio runs in your browser. Open it on the laptop at the office, the one at home, or the one in the meeting room where you suddenly need to show your boss something.
All you need is a browser. No license keys, no admin rights, no hardware specs to check.
Updates arrive on their own. Nobody on the team is stuck on last year's release.
Unlimited admin seats on every plan. Bring in a colleague without asking for budget.
Simple product? Click it together. Tricky product logic? Write it in code. Most projects end up using a bit of both.
Set up parameters, rules and the configurator UI with visual building blocks. A working configurator without writing a line of code.
Write the logic in TypeScript when the product needs it. Formulas, calculations, edge cases and full control over geometry.
Certified partners can build it for you. Get matched with a partner.
You build in the editor. Publish to Test when you want to try something out, and to Production when customers should see it. One model in progress, one experiment in Test and one live version, all at the same time.
Your working model. Change rules, add products, break things if you have to. Nothing leaves the editor until you publish.
Try your changes out. Click around, test the edge cases, let a colleague have a go. Customers never notice.
What customers see on your website and what sales uses. Only changes when you publish to Production.
Your configurator doesn't live on an island. Send configurations and reuse product rules in the systems you already run.
Commerce platforms, no-code integration tools and more. No developer needed.
Build your own connection to almost any system with the open API.
DynaMaker Academy takes you from first login to published configurator. It's public, it's free, and you don't have to talk to anyone to use it.
Build a complete configurator from scratch, one step at a time. A good place to start your first project.
Short, focused guides for specific tasks. For when you know what you want to do, just not how.
Every feature and every setting, written down. The reference you keep open in the tab next to Studio.
See features in action and ask questions directly to the people who build DynaMaker.
