Driftwood brings your team's to-dos and calendar into one calm, shared place — so nothing slips and nobody scrambles.
Start planning togetherOne list per project, visible to everyone. Assign, discuss and tick off without a single email thread.
Deadlines, meetings and quiet-focus blocks side by side, colour-coded by owner.
See who's overloaded before it happens, and rebalance work with a drag.
Nudges arrive once, at the right hour — never a firehose of notifications.
A Monday summary of what moved, what slipped and what needs a decision.
Plans sync when you're back on shore. No connection required to keep moving.
Add teammates with a link. No roles to configure, no permissions maze.
Import existing lists or start fresh. Driftwood shapes itself around how you already work.
Driftwood keeps the calendar honest and the to-dos moving, week after week.
For pairs and side projects.
For teams that plan together daily.
For teams that need control.
We cancelled two other tools the week we moved to Driftwood. Our Monday stand-up went from forty minutes to twelve.
The capacity view caught a burnout spiral before it happened. That alone paid for the year.
It's the first planning tool my whole team actually opens on purpose. It feels like paper, but it never gets lost.
Yes — the Shoreline plan is free forever for up to three people, and every paid plan starts with a 30-day trial. No card required.
It can. Driftwood has a full shared calendar, but it also two-way syncs with Google Calendar and Outlook if you'd rather keep your current setup.
You can export everything — lists, tasks, calendar events and comments — as plain files at any time, from the settings page. No lock-in, no exit fees.
Yes. Registered nonprofits, schools and student teams get Cove at 50% off. Just mention it in the enquiry form below.
Driftwood stores your plans locally in the browser. You can tick off tasks and edit lists without a connection; everything syncs the moment you're back online.
Tell us a little about your team and we'll set you up within one working day — with your first lists ready to go.