Floatboat

Description

Floatboat is a proactive Agent OS for calendar-driven work. Instead of waiting for a chat prompt, it treats your calendar as the runtime: each event becomes a trigger with context, so agents prep before calls, draft before deadlines, and follow up afterward, the way a real operator runs a week. It connects with Google Calendar, Notion Calendar, Lark, Outlook, iCloud, or any ICS feed, and every event opens its own Agent Workspace with files, run history, model choice, and decisions.

As a native macOS and Windows app, Floatboat reads local files in place, processing them without uploading data to the cloud, and only interacts with external LLMs when authorized. It plugs into 3,500+ tools you already use, including Notion, Slack, GitHub, Linear, Google Drive, Gmail, Figma, and local Word, PDF, and PowerPoint files, plus any MCP server, using native MCP and IACT so agents call real APIs with permission scopes set per calendar event. Every frontier model is built in, including DeepSeek, MiniMax, GLM, Kimi, GPT, Claude, and Gemini, with an Auto Mode that routes cheaper models for parsing and frontier models for reasoning and falls back instantly when a provider is rate-limited.

Floatboat also offers a Combo Store of reusable agent skills and a Workflow Store of ready-to-run automations, plus FloatIM, a group chat where local AI agents self-organize into roles and hand off finished artifacts. It is built for solopreneurs, creators, small business owners, and small studios who want one workspace to plan, execute, and follow up. Currently in beta with free and premium tiers planned.

Floatboat's Core Features

• Calendar-as-runtime: each event triggers a proactive agent

• Prep, execute, and follow-up automation around meetings and deadlines

• Per-event Agent Workspace with files, run history, and model choice

• Local, no-upload file processing with a privacy-first architecture

• 3,500+ tool integrations plus any MCP server

• Every frontier model built in with Auto Mode routing and fallback

• Combo Store skills and Workflow Store automations

• FloatIM group chat where local AI agents collaborate

How to use Floatboat?

1. 1

   Connect your calendar: Link Google Calendar, Notion Calendar, Lark, Outlook, iCloud, or any ICS feed.

2. 2

   Let Floatboat read the rhythm: It classifies meetings, deadlines, and routines by the work each needs.

3. 3

   Install skills and workflows: Add reusable Combo skills or ready-to-run automations from the stores.

4. 4

   Let agents prep and execute: Briefs fire before calls, drafts before deadlines, and follow-ups after.

5. 5

   Stay in the loop: Open each event's Agent Workspace to tweak prompts, swap models, or re-run a step.

Floatboat's Use Cases

• Run a one-person business
• Keep a publishing rhythm
• Prep and follow up on meetings
• Automate operational workflows

FAQ from Floatboat

• What is Floatboat?

  A native OS-level AI agent that manages calendar-driven workflows and processes local files without uploading data to the cloud.

• Does it upload my private files?

  No. Floatboat has a privacy-first architecture that processes files locally and only interacts with external LLMs when strictly necessary and authorized.

• Which operating systems are supported?

  It currently supports macOS 13+ and Windows 10+, with Linux support on the roadmap.

• How is it different from chat-based AI?

  Chat AI waits for a prompt and forgets context between sessions, while Floatboat runs from your calendar, firing prep, drafts, and follow-ups on schedule with a persistent workspace per event.

• What can it integrate with?

  It connects to 3,500+ tools such as Notion, Slack, GitHub, Linear, Google Drive, Gmail, and Figma, plus local files and any MCP server, built on native MCP and IACT.

• Is Floatboat free?

  It is currently in beta with limited access, and free and premium tiers are planned at official launch.