I built DriftLess because AI app builders are fast, but they often keep building after the user's instruction stops. The core idea is simple: DriftLess should obey the user, and only the user. If the user asks for a landing page, the agent should not quietly add a booking system, Stripe clone, auth system, database, or unrelated routes. If the user later asks for the full website, DriftLess expands the boundary. If the user explicitly asks for real booking or payment behavior, DriftLess should do it. That is what the Drift Engine is for. It keeps a live scope contract, checks the build against the user's latest instruction, catches unapproved agent overreach, corrects it, and reports what happened in plain language. I would value feedback on one thing: does visible scope correction make AI-generated apps feel more trustworthy before you use or ship the preview?

DriftLess

AI app builder that catches scope drift before shipping

AI app builder that catches scope drift before shipping