Tech debt is an ownership problem.
Solve it across every team and environment.

Draftt makes tech debt ownership and accountability visible across every team, cloud, and environment. Centralized governance with distributed accountability, at every level of the organisation.

THE GAP

Tech debt without an owner stays in the backlog. A "someone else’s problem" default.

Ownership debt is the distance between who built a system and who's actually responsible for it today. It doesn’t announce itself until it imapcts the business and you can't find an accountable team.

60%

of cloud resources in a typical enterprise have missing or stale ownership data. No clear owner, no clear accountability.

1.2 Hours

average time wasted per finding on identifying the right owner to contact and assign, before remediation has even started.

10x

cloud surface complexity expected by 2027, with no corresponding growth in headcount to maintain ownership manually

HOW DRAFTT HELPS

Identify. Understand. Eliminate.

Identify

Your team's complete inventory

Continuously updated ownership mapping across every team, cloud, and account. Filtered by team, platform, or application. Operational visibility across the entire tech stack without manual inventory work or fragmented data sources.

Understand

Full context for every resource

Draftt correlates ownership data, production criticality, and governance context to prioritize operational risk. Every finding is scored by business impact — production exposure, blast radius, and accountability gaps — so engineering teams focus on what matters most, not what was flagged loudest.

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Eliminate

Act on your tech debt

Governance execution and remediation workflows scoped to each team's resources. Every engineering team acts within their governance scope through the Policy Engine, AI Agents Hub, notifications, and ticketing — distributed accountability with centralized visibility, without operational dependency on a central governance team.

Flowchart showing Lambda Runtime 90 days before EOL leading to Open Jira Ticket and EOL Notification paths.
WHY DRAFTT

What your organization need.
What Draftt actually delivers.

01
Distributed operational ownership

Every engineering team maintains continuously updated ownership coverage of their resources — filtered by team, platform, or application, across all accounts and cloud environments. Reduce operational dependency on centralized governance teams.

02
Tech debt elimination without bottlenecks

Self-service remediation workflows scoped to each team's resources. Tech debt elimination moves from a single overloaded team to every engineering team — with the evidence trail to prove it.

03
Account and cloud-level governance

Drill into any account or resource in the tech stack. See ownership coverage, resource status, and open debt items per account — no more tech debt bottlenecks for platform and SRE teams.

04
Cross-org accountability posture

Engineering leaders see accountability status across every team, account, and cloud — continuously updated, not assembled manually. Auditable accountability across the entire engineering organisation.

05
Operational risk prioritization

Draftt correlates production criticality, blast radius, and ownership gaps to surface the highest-risk tech debt first — so engineering teams focus on operational impact, not volume of findings.

06
Continuously updated ownership mapping

Ownership data sourced from CMDB, IDP, cloud tags, git history, and deployment metadata — continuously reconciled, not captured at creation and left to drift.

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“Tech debt used to sit in queues no team owned. Now every finding lands with the accountable team, with the timeline and business impact attached. Remediation moves team by team.”

Miki Manor

Director of Infrastructure Engineering

Stop reacting to vendor deadlines. Start governing your tech stack lifecycle.

Book a 30-minute walkthrough. We'll connect your cloud environment and show you what’s coming, what it'll cost to defer, and how to plan for it.