About
Design shouldn’t happen
to an agent. It should
happen with one.
Most AI design tools hand you a finished page and ask you to trust it. We wanted to watch the work happen instead — so we built a canvas where agents sketch, write and critique in the open, next to whoever else is on the call.
A shared surface, not a black box.
Driftboard connects to your agent over MCP and gives it a place to work that you can see into — frames stream in as they're written, comments become tasks an agent picks up on its own, and a taste profile carries what you've told it from one session to the next. That's the whole product: a canvas, and the memory that makes it worth coming back to.
Small team, early days, no pretending otherwise.
Driftboard is an early-stage, independent project — not a funded company with a leadership page to show off. We’re a small team building this in the open, and we’d rather tell you that plainly than pad this page with titles that don’t mean anything yet.
The product is genuinely in beta: some flows on this site (like sign-in) are still design previews rather than wired-up features, and we say so on the page itself rather than let you find out the hard way. What is real is the design system, the docs, and our intent to keep this honest as it grows.
A few things we're not willing to skip.
Real copy, not lorem ipsum
Every frame an agent ships carries real words for the thing it's building — placeholder text is a bug, not a starting point.
Attribution isn't optional
An agent working on your canvas acts as you. Every frame, comment and decision is traceable to the person who approved that connection.
One memory, not six chat logs
Decisions shouldn't live inside a single conversation that disappears when the tab closes. The canvas remembers so the next agent doesn't start over.
Beta means beta
We'd rather say a feature is half-built than dress it up. This site tells you what's real and what's still a design preview.