A design operations platform
Design Reimagined From First Frame.
DRFF turns scattered Figma files, brand assets, and review cycles into one shipped system. Built for product teams scaling from five designers to fifty — without losing the part that made the work good in the first place.
30-minute strategy call with a solutions architect. Custom audit, no deck, no follow-up spam.
Used by 1,847 product teams shipping faster in 2024 —
- Notion
- Linear
- Vercel
- Loom
A point of view
The problem isn't tools. It's operations.
Every scaling design org hits the same wall. The Figma library is technically the source of truth, but the real source of truth is whichever file someone opened first that morning. Tokens live in a Style Dictionary repo that hasn't been touched since the last rebrand. Review feedback escapes into Slack threads, Notion comments, Loom recordings, and the occasional emoji reaction from a VP who didn't read the brief.
None of this is a tooling problem. Figma, GitHub, Linear — they're all good at what they do. The problem is that nobody owns the seam between them. Design operations is the discipline that does, and most teams under five designers don't feel the need for it; most teams over fifty are already drowning in it.
DRFF exists for the in-between. The Series B design team that just hired its eighth product designer. The org chart that now has a Head of Design Systems reporting into the Head of Design. The moment when "we'll just check the file" stops being a reasonable answer to anything.
— The DRFF editors
The platform
Three things every design org needs to ship.
Not a feature checklist — a system. Each pillar handles a different seam in the design-to-dev loop, and they're built to work together on day one.
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01
Token Sync
Design tokens → repository, automatically.
Native sync to GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. Push a color change from Figma and it lands in the codebase as a pull request, with diff preview and reviewer routing. We synced 3.2 million tokens in 2024 alone.
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02
Review Cycles
The comment trail, captured once.
Replace the Slack–Notion–Loom triangle with a single review surface. Threaded feedback, stakeholder approvals, and a paper trail your QA team can actually search. Average cycle compressed from 4.1 days to 1.6.
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03
Design-to-Dev Handoff
Specs, assets, and intent — in one URL.
Engineers open a single link and see everything: tokens, components, copy, states, motion, and the rationale. No more "could you re-export at 2x?" tickets. Customers report a 58% reduction in handoff time, measured across 14,200+ projects.
Tour the handoff surface →
The numbers, 2024.
Average reduction in design-to-dev handoff time.
Tokens synced to source control in 2024.
Design tokens processed since launch.
Customer-reported ROI within six months.
Uptime, trailing twelve months (Nov '23 – Oct '24).
Source — DRFF internal metrics, Q4 2024; Forrester Total Economic Impact study, 2024.
“DRFF didn't replace our Figma workflow — it finished it. Our designers stopped being the bottleneck for token changes, our engineers stopped guessing at intent, and our review cycle went from a Slack tab nobody read to the actual record of what shipped. We measured a 4.1× ROI in the first six months, and that was the conservative number.”
See what a custom audit looks like for your team.