Tools for the pipes nobody wants to touch.
Three tools for the parts of software work nobody puts on a slide. The environment files that drift apart between machines. The post that has to reach five networks with five sets of rules. The draft that needs a human pass before anyone reads it. Each one does a single job, properly.
Every one of these started as a job somebody on this team was doing by hand, badly, on a Friday afternoon. That is the whole product strategy.
Every environment, side by side, without the copy-paste.
Point Drift at your project folders and your servers. It lays local, staging and production next to each other, tells you which keys have drifted apart, and writes the ones you tick. The values stay hidden the whole time.
- See what differs between two environments in a second, key by key
- Fix it by ticking keys, not by pasting a file into a chat
- Every write is snapshotted first, so a bad change is one click back
Post once. Land everywhere. Know exactly what happened.
Relay takes one post, shapes it for every account you have connected, and hands you a clear result for each destination. No tab hopping between provider dashboards, no wondering which network quietly dropped it.
- One request, every connected account, one screen to watch it land
- Problems caught before the post goes out, not after
- A plain answer per destination: delivered, scheduled, or here is why not
- NorthwindDelivered 09:00, view post
- Northwind CareersScheduled for 14:00 today
- Pine & BoardNot sent, caption too long. Retry after editing.
The same three events reach your webhook, in the same order.
Make the draft sound like you wrote it.
Grain reads a draft that started with a model and shows you the phrasing that gives it away: repeated openers, filler transitions, stock phrases. Then it offers a better sentence, and you decide whether to take it.
- See your draft the way a reader does, with the tells marked
- Choose how far a rewrite goes, sentence by sentence
- Nothing changes until you say so, and every change is reversible
In today's fast-paced world, teams write more than ever. It is important to note that most drafts start with a model. Furthermore, they share a shape. Readers notice within a paragraph.
- Set phrase that adds nothing
- Second sentence opening this way
- Transition that connects nothing
Small tools that mind their own business.
One job each, done properly
No suite, no dashboard you have to live in. Drift handles environment files, Relay handles publishing, Grain handles the draft. You open one, do the thing, and close it.
You keep the last word
Drift shows the exact keys before it writes them. Relay shows the destinations before it sends. Grain shows the sentence before it replaces it. Nothing that matters happens while you are looking away.
Nothing to migrate into
Your .env files stay in your repos. Your social accounts stay yours, connected with their own sign-in. Your draft stays your draft. Start in five minutes, leave whenever you like.
Start with the one you need today.
Drift is a download away. Relay and Grain are being built now, and the people on the early access list get the first invitations.