A second pair of eyes
Drafty checks your diagram while you work and, when you ask, reviews the whole board with AI. Every finding is pinned right where it applies, with a fix you can apply in one click.
Instant checks, as you draw
They run in your browser the moment the board changes — no AI, no credits, on every plan. Many come with a one-click fix.
Flowcharts & processes
- ●A decision with only one way out
- ●Decision branches without labels
- ●Steps that lead nowhere, or that nothing leads to
- ●Empty steps and connections that point to nothing
- ●A flow with no clear start
Database diagrams
- ●Tables without a primary key
- ●Columns that point to a deleted table
- ●Foreign keys without a relationship line — or lines without a key
- ●Tables that aren't related to anything
“Review my board” with AI
Drafty reads the whole board — steps, notes and pages — like a careful colleague, and flags what the structure checks can't see. Findings are pinned on the board as comments from Drafty, each with a suggested change.
Missing owners
Steps where it's unclear who does the work, on a board that names roles everywhere else.
Missing steps
Things the process clearly needs but doesn't show — money paid but never recorded, an approval with no record of who approved.
Contradictions
A note or label that says something different from what the flow actually does.
Unclear wording
Steps and decisions too vague for someone to act on.
Risks
Manual hand-offs, single-person dependencies and control gaps the board hints at.
Inconsistent names
The same thing called different names in different places.
You stay in control
“Fix with AI” proposes the change and you review it before the board changes. Undo it in one step.
Ignore what doesn't apply
Not every finding fits your process. Ignore it and its comment is resolved and hidden from the board.
Cheap to run
A review of a typical board uses one or two AI credits. The last review is remembered, so you can come back to it.