Gruum
The design consistency layer to identify visual drifts
What it does
Gruum is the "quick - one click" design consistency layer for your code and product. It checks your tokens, colors, sizes, components, and tone of voice for drifts while you build and ship. Works whether you use a polished design system or just a markdown file - no setup required. Connect your GitHub repo in one click, and in seconds Gruum flags near-identical styles, metrics and components that should be merged into a single source of truth.
Gruum is the visual and design consistency layer for products — connecting Figma, GitHub, Canva, AI agents, and copy docs so drift is visible before it ships.
Gruum scans Figma, GitHub, Canva, and your agent rules — then shows what’s inconsistent, with a prompt ready to fix it. Marketing owns color in Canva. Design owns components in Figma. Engineering owns the button in GitHub. Agents invent values the CLAUDE.md never mentioned. Drift is invisible until it ships. If you own a piece of the system — or have to ship it anyway — Gruum is the shared layer underneath. The live product doesn’t match the file you shipped. Downstream changes never make it back. Gruum diffs production against your Figma library so you catch drift without sitting in every review. New UI lands with no easy way to see impact. Near-duplicate styles and components just keep…from getgruum.com
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