Study & note-taking
Learn and take notes side by side — Floaty keeps your lesson videos in view.
Floaty lets you pin any app above others. Take notes while watching, keep docs handy while coding, or watch videos while you work.
Whether you’re coding, learning, or creating, Floaty keeps your tools on top so you stay focused.
Learn and take notes side by side — Floaty keeps your lesson videos in view.
Keep docs, terminals, or logs visible while you code — stay focused without switching back and forth.
Pin design boards or screenshots next to your meeting or notes to share feedback instantly — no more tab juggling.
Keep dashboards, logs, or alerts visible in a corner and catch spikes in real time — no need to switch back to the browser.
Record tutorials or demos with reference windows pinned alongside your scene — perfect for screen recording.
Adjust opacity, enable click-through, set timers, or use hotkeys — Floaty fits the way you work.
Floaty stays light, fast, and quietly reliable.
Keep one or multiple windows always on top — Pro unlocks batch pinning.
Activate Floaty by hover, click, or let it stay out of the way with click-through.
Auto-unpin pinned windows after a custom timer so nothing overstays.
Dial in per-window opacity to keep focus where you need it.
Map custom hotkeys and switch pin states without leaving the keyboard.
More useful features are on the way.
Need more details or have a question? Email support@floatytool.com — we usually reply within one business day.
Floaty runs great on macOS Sonoma and Sequoia, fully supporting both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
Screen Recording powers the live preview while Accessibility grants Floaty control to pin, unpin, and manage windows. Both stay local — Floaty never transmits any screen content.
Only the basics — anonymous crash and diagnostic data that help fix bugs and improve Floaty. Nothing personal, nothing from your screen, and nothing beyond those diagnostics is ever collected.
Floaty is designed to stay lightweight — it runs only when needed and keeps CPU and battery use minimal, even with multiple pinned windows.
Floaty mirrors the live content from the original window. On macOS, if that original window is completely covered, the system pauses its updates to save resources. Just keep a small part of the source window visible — even a thin edge is enough to keep it live.
Not yet. macOS full-screen mode isolates each app in its own space, so Floaty can’t pin windows above it. Use Floaty in normal or Split View windows instead.