Meet drift-sdk

One import. Every building block.

Write Atomic Functions in Go with drift-sdk — one-line calls for cache, databases, queues, blobs, locks, and everything else on the platform. No package managers, no version conflicts: the SDK is injected at compile time.

Each function is a standard Go file with a comment directive at the top. One line sets the route, auth, and environment. The platform handles compilation, routing, scaling, and the runtime.

Your function talks to Backbone through the SDK. The SDK talks to the platform. You focus on logic.

// @atomic route=GET:get-menu auth=none
package main

import "drift-sdk"

func GetMenu() (int, string, interface{}) {
    menu, err := drift.CacheGet("menu")
    if err != nil {
        return 500, "text/plain", "could not load menu"
    }
    return 200, "application/json", menu
}

A complete API endpoint. 12 lines. Zero boilerplate.

CLI-first by design

Don't leave the zone.

On Drift, you can spin up projects, ship updates, and wire services together without ever touching a dashboard.

drift deploy reads your manifest, compiles your functions to WASM, seeds your data, and wires everything together. One command. Full deploy. Seconds, not minutes.

Everything happens in the terminal — fast, frictionless, and immediate. Keep your head where it belongs: inside the code, not juggling tabs.

Made in Europe

Local, approachable, fair.

Drift is built in Europe with a commitment to privacy, fairness, and transparency.

Fair pricing, privacy by default, sustainable tech, and a sense that the internet should feel like a public space, not a shopping mall.

A platform you can trust, not negotiate with.

A plan for whatever you’re building

We meant it when we said "for everyone".

Drift is built on sustainability, fairness, and access — the stuff that actually matters.

In a world ruled by giant platforms and consolidation, we think everyone deserves a corner of the internet without gatekeepers or lock-in.

The days of hidden fees, bloated dashboards, and endless product catalogs should be over.