Why we are betting on the post-cloud workspace
The era of stitching SaaS tools together is ending. Here is the architecture we believe will replace it.
Drumee post-cloud workspace illustration
The fragmentation problem
Modern teams glue together Slack, Drive, Notion, Linear, and a dozen more services. Each is great in isolation, but the seams between them are where the work actually breaks.
Files live in one tool, decisions in another, and the system of record becomes whoever shouted loudest in the latest standup. hi test
What changes with a sovereign workspace
- One namespace for files, conversations, and tasks
- Data residency you actually control
- Workflows that survive the next SaaS price hike
We call this the post-cloud workspace. The cloud is still there — but you own the abstraction on top of it.
What changes with a sovereign workspace
- One namespace for files, conversations, and tasks
- Data residency you actually control
- Workflows that survive the next SaaS price hike
We call this the post-cloud workspace. The cloud is still there — but you own the abstraction on top of it.
What changes with a sovereign workspace
- One namespace for files, conversations, and tasks
- Data residency you actually control
- Workflows that survive the next SaaS price hike
We call this the post-cloud workspace. The cloud is still there — but you own the abstraction on top of it.
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