The broken spreadsheet
Columns you added at 1am, formulas you no longer trust.
Early access — coming soon
Every army you've ever built deserves better than a spreadsheet. Driftlog remembers every model, every color, every milestone — so you can stop losing paint recipes and start finishing armies.
Right now your hobby lives in a dozen places — a half-broken spreadsheet, screenshots buried in your phone, that one Discord message you can never find again, and pure memory. So the color that took you three tries to mix vanishes, and the army you swore you'd finish stalls at 60%.
Columns you added at 1am, formulas you no longer trust.
That perfect recipe, lost somewhere in 4,000 camera-roll photos.
You wrote it down once. Good luck scrolling back to it.
Was it two thin coats or three? You genuinely have no idea.
Driftlog is built by hobbyists, for hobbyists — a single purpose-built home for your collection, your recipes, and your goals. No repurposed project-management app, no generic list maker. Just the workflow you actually use.
Every model, kit, and unit catalogued the way you actually think about them.
Step-by-step schemes tied to the models they belong to.
Readiness targets per army, tracked from sprue to table.
A workflow shaped to the hobby, not bent from an office tool.
The paint recipe logger is the heart of Driftlog. Record every step of a scheme — base, layers, washes, highlights, and the exact ratios — and attach it to the models it belongs to. When you come back to reinforce an army next year, the recipe is right where you left it.
Set a readiness goal for each force and Driftlog tracks it for you — from bare plastic to fully based and table-ready. Instead of guessing whether you're close, you get a clear picture of exactly what's left before game night.
The AI scheme advisor is a planned feature to help you break the blank-primer freeze — suggesting color directions and recipe starting points based on your army and the look you're going for. A creative nudge, not a replacement for your brush.
Driftlog is planning a community layer so you can show off finished armies, share the recipes behind them, and see how other hobbyists tackled the same models. Built to celebrate the work, not gamify it.
Finished armies, shot the way they deserve.
The exact scheme behind the photo, one tap away.
Driftlog isn't live yet — final pricing will be shared with the waitlist before launch. Here's the direction we're building toward, designed to stay fair for a hobby you already invest plenty into.
Free
Track a collection and log your core recipes.
TBD
Unlimited recipes, army goals, and the scheme advisor.
TBD
For commission painters managing many forces at once.
Driftlog exists for one reason: the tools this hobby relies on were never made for it. We were tired of losing recipes, forgetting which mix worked, and staring at armies we couldn't remember the plan for. So we're building the operating system we always wished existed — in the community's own language, for the people who actually paint.
The honest answers about where Driftlog is today and where it's headed.
Not yet — we are in early access build. Join the waitlist for first entry.
Your collection, your paint recipes, and readiness goals per army.
Yes. Sharing to the community layer is always opt-in, never default.
No. It suggests starting points to beat blank-primer freeze — you still paint.
Final pricing goes to the waitlist first, and stays fair for hobbyists.
Join the early access waitlist to help shape Driftlog and be first through the door when it launches. Early members will get a direct line to the build and first look at new features.
Every army you've ever built deserves better than a spreadsheet. Join the early access waitlist and get your collection under control before launch.