
TORONTO, Aug. 4, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- MakerMind Inc. ("MakerMind"), a privately held Toronto-based technology start-up, is pleased to announce the launch of MakerMind, an easy-to-use, AI-powered platform designed to help makers and those interested in building turn their ideas into projects they can confidently build.
Available today at www.getmakermind.com, MakerMind brings personalized project planning, trusted building guidance and community inspiration together in one platform created specifically for woodworkers, DIYers and makers of all experience levels.
MakerMind is founded by Evan Sklar, an 18-year-old woodworker, maker and content creator behind @evans_workshop on Instagram. Sklar began sharing his woodworking journey online at the age of 10 and has since built a community of more than 50,000 followers while helping to inspire other kids to work with their hands, educate others about trade skills through his experiences and give back to the communities they belong to. Sklar has continually raised money for SickKids Foundation through his charity builds and sales.
After years of building projects, creating content and connecting with makers, Sklar saw a recurring problem: many people have ideas and the desire to build but do not know how to take the first step.
"MakerMind was created for the person who has an idea but does not know where to begin," said Sklar. "I have been building since I was a kid, and I know how intimidating a new project can feel when you do not have a clear plan, tools or ideas. MakerMind is about removing that barrier. It gives people the guidance, confidence and community they need to stop overthinking and start building," added Sklar.
Unlike general-purpose AI tools, MakerMind is purpose-built for hands-on projects and personalizes the experience around each user's tools, skill level, preferred measurement system and building interests.
The platform's core features include:
- Personalized AI build plans, created around the user's project idea, available tools, experience and preferences;
- Verified project plans, developed and reviewed to provide makers with dependable, practical building guidance;
- Personalized guidance, based on each maker's tools, skill level, interests and preferred measurements; and
- A maker-focused community, where users can share completed projects, discover builds from others and find inspiration for what to create next.
"Technology should not replace creativity or craftsmanship. It should help more people discover that they are capable of creating something themselves," said Sklar. "The tools, knowledge and confidence needed to begin have historically
felt scattered or difficult to access. MakerMind brings them together in one place.," Sklar added.
The platform offers a generous free tier that allows users to explore MakerMind's core planning and community features. Users seeking expanded access can subscribe to MakerMind Pro for CAD $6.99 per month or CAD $69.99 per year.
Through its launch, MakerMind aims to build a welcoming community where makers can learn from one another, share what they create and gain the confidence to take on their next project. "Some of the best things I have ever built began with an idea I was not completely sure how to execute," said Sklar. "MakerMind exists to help people move past that uncertainty. You do not need to know everything before you begin. You already have what it takes to start building," said Sklar.
MakerMind is now available at www.getmakermind.com
Website: www.getmakermind.com
Socials: Instagram: @evans_workshop @getmakermind; YouTube: @intheshopwithevan; and TikTok: @evansworkshop @getmakermind
SOURCE MakerMind Inc.
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