(Mobiledoc contrib here)<p>One thing Draft and Mobiledoc seem to have in common is a robust programmatic API. Draft is pitched as a &quot;framework for building rich text editors in React&quot;. Mobiledoc pitches itself as a toolkit for building WYSIWYG editors, so fairly similar goals.<p>Mobiledoc is designed to be very quick and easy to render, and additionally to support rich content &quot;cards&quot; and &quot;atoms&quot;. These are runtime-implemented rich content sections, and our main sponsor for this work (Bustle Labs) uses them for image sliders, animated and interactive SVG features, videos, and more.<p>These runtime rendering points also make it easy to have multiple representations of a document. For example, we render Mobiledoc into text for ElasticSearch, into HTML for normal web visitors, and into AMP HTML. When rendering into text or AMP we can&#x27;t use the normal card implementations, and runtime-configuration makes this easy.<p>And the rich cards work with copy paste! and undo&#x2F;redo! Anyway, there is definitely overlap here, but IMO the goals of Draft are pretty narrow so far.