ABOUT

Tools for the people who keep heavy gear running.

Driftwork is a product and tools studio for people who move dirt, timber, and iron. We ship browser apps you can open today, document the programming projects behind them, and are building the AI layer that identifies equipment and grows a parts database with real correlations — what fails together, what gets ordered together, what keeps a machine on the job.

Who it's for

• Contractors — Takeoff, site plans, panel layouts, and labels that leave the browser ready for the shop floor.
• Loggers & timber ops — Field-tough workflows for equipment hours, inspection, and keeping iron productive between jobs.
• Mechanics & yards — See the asset, name the wear, find the part — and the parts that usually fail with it.

What's here

• Tools — free browser apps: labels, panel CAD, part preview, site planner, playable lab demos. No install, no login wall for the core suite.
• Projects — TankCam, Vernier, FreeFlow, GenControl, Deadline, and more. The programming work that proves the craft.
• Intelligence direction — equipment vision, parts graphs, and co-failure correlations aimed at yards and shops, not generic chat.

Where we're pointed

• Equipment intelligence — Point a camera or drop a photo. Identify machines, meters, and configurations so the right job card starts with the right unit — not a blank search box.
• Parts database + correlations — A living catalog of OEM and aftermarket parts with co-failure and co-order signals — when you replace a seal, the system already knows which hose, filter, and bushing tend to go next.
• Shop & yard tools — Label Studio, Panel Shop, Part Viewer, Site Planner — free browser apps that already cut metal, paper, and guesswork without a login wall.
• Inspection & takeoff — TankCam-style surface inspection, Vernier / takeoff pipelines for drawings, and demos that prove AI belongs in the yard — not only in a slide deck.

How this site works

Marketing and project pages are static HTML at the edge — no analytics cookies, no third-party trackers, fonts self-hosted. The tools are real client-side apps (canvas, CAD/DXF, WebGL maps). A few heavier features talk to small purpose-built backends for parcel lookup and secure uploads.

Reaching in

No address is published, because a published address is a scraped address. There'sa form. It lands in a private inbox and stops there. If you run a contractor fleet, a logging outfit, or a shop that lives on parts — say what hurts.