Visualize the design system in your code and make sure it doesn’t drift

See the

Rules

in your code, written by humans or agents. Clean it up,

connect your other tools and get notified the moment anything drifts.

The Problem

No visibility into the design system that lives, evolves, and drifts inside your code.

When you code with agents, you lose a clean, visualized component library and the drift only grows.

No visibility

You can't see which styles, components, and tokens your code actually uses.

Mismatched libraries

Your code, Figma, and agent tools each drift into a slightly different system.

Drift is expensive

The longer drift goes unnoticed, the more it costs your team to fix.

Solution

Visualize your design system in your code.
Get notified the moment it drifts.

Grum shows every style, rule, and component your code actually uses. Add guidelines for your agents, and get notified the moment something drifts.

Connect your sources: GitHub, Figma, MD files, or a live URL

See every style, component, and pattern in your code

Automatically merge colors and styles that are nearly identical

Add rules so your agents know exactly when to use each element

Share guidelines with your team and agents

Coming soon

Store every agent-facing rule and guideline in Grum

Connect your agents with an MCP

Handle multiple design systems in one workspace

Request a custom feature
How it works

Connect your code. Clean the library.
Get notified when there is a drift.

Connect your code base and get a visualised library in minutes. The get notified when there is a drift, and clean it up

1. Connect and visualise

Connect your code, Figma or other tools, and see exactly which components and styles your agents use.

2. Organise and document

Merging near-identical colors and styles, deleting what's unused, and connecting matching tokens.

3. Eliminate the drift

Grum flags the moment a release drifts from your system, and sends the fix straight to your coding agent.

Benefits

Less time maintaining and guessing.
More time shipping consistent work.

Focus on shipping and building, Grum keeps your code-based design system locked in as the source of truth.

For designers

Stop hunting for the styles and components your team and agents are using.

For engineers

Stop burning hours matching colours and styles to the design by hand.

Team Leaders

Stop losing days to manual testing and late fixes for drift you didn't catch.

Pricing

Simple packages

Grum bridges design and code, so you can focus on shipping.

Small Teams

Everything you need to ship consistent work, fast.

Max 2 projects

Max 3 editors

All features included

GitHub, Figma, MD files, URL

Enterprising

Built for teams governing design at scale, with room to grow.

Unlimited projects

Unlimited editors

All features included

GitHub, Figma, MD files, URL

Collaboration Partnership

Want to help build Grum? Join our partner program - full access in exchange for your feedback.

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FAQ

Would you like to know more?

We're shipping new features every week.
Get in touch if you want to learn more.

What does Grum actually do?

Grum connects your design system sources into one synced, agent-readable system of record. It compares them, flags the moment one falls out of date, and gives your team and your agents one source to use.

How is this different from Figma or Storybook?

Figma and Storybook each hold one piece of your design system on their own. Grum sits above them - comparing what's in Figma against what's actually in code, and catching the drift between them.

What can I connect today?

GitHub, Figma, MD files, and live URLs. More sources are on the roadmap.

Do my agents need to be set up differently to use this?

No. Grum turns your existing guidelines into a format agents can already read and follow.

Is Grum live? How do I get access?

Grum is currently in early access. Request access to get set up, or schedule a demo if you'd rather see it on your own design system first.