Floatboat

Floatboat is a proactive agent operating system that runs work from the calendar. It reads time, prepares ahead, executes on cue, and follows up after, aiming to treat calendar events as triggers for automated workflows. It integrates with Google Calendar, Notion Calendar, Lark, Outlook, iCloud, or any ICS feed to orchestrate tasks and deliverables across devices and teammates. It emphasizes that work is driven by the schedule rather than a chat thread, and that context is attached to calendar events for execution across multiple platforms.

Floatboat provides a desktop-based environment where an event on the calendar opens an Agent Workspace containing run history, files, model choices, and decisions. It coordinates across Mac, Windows, and FloatIM to ensure continuity of work. It supports a large ecosystem of integrations and protocols, enabling agents to call real APIs and read local files under controlled permission scopes. The system is designed to run without requiring a centralized chat interface, focusing on calendar-driven automation and persistence across events.

Floatboat offers a unified model for executing calendar-driven AI: it preps before meetings, drafts before deadlines, and follows up after events. It includes an agent runtime that treats each calendar event as a trigger with context, and it provides persistent workspaces with run history and decisions. It integrates with many tools and stores, aiming to replace fragmented AI subscriptions with a coherent, calendar-aligned workflow architecture.

It emphasizes that the AI begins from the user’s own work style and historical patterns, rather than starting from generic prompts. The product is positioned around calendar-driven automation and persistence across tasks and deliverables.

Use cases

• Calendar-driven AI for tasks across planning, drafting, and follow-up
• Solopreneurs and small teams managing a full workflow from a single workspace
• Professionals using Work Agents to handle real assignments with editable deliverables