Floatboat
Automates work around your calendar — preps before meetings, runs tasks on cue, follows up — by connecting Google Calendar, Outlook and Notion
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What is Floatboat?
Floatboat is a calendar-first agent runtime that automates work based on your calendar schedule. It proactively prepares before meetings, executes tasks on cue, and follows up afterward by integrating with Google Calendar, Outlook, Notion, and other calendar services—working like a real operator managing your week rather than a reactive chatbot waiting for prompts.
Floatboat pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Floatboat pros
- Proactive, schedule-driven automation runs work while you're busy or away, not waiting for chat prompts
- 3,500+ integrations with existing tools (Slack, GitHub, Linear, Figma, Google Drive, Notion) without re-uploading or copy-paste
- Persistent Agent Workspaces maintain context, files, and run history across sessions and devices
- Built on native MCP with per-event permission scopes for real API access and local file handling
Floatboat cons
- Desktop-only (Mac and Windows) with no web or mobile version mentioned
- Early-stage product (v0.4.0) with limited documented feature maturity
- Pricing information not disclosed in available content
Frequently asked questions about Floatboat
What calendars does Floatboat support?
Google Calendar, Notion Calendar, Lark, Outlook, iCloud, and any ICS feed
How is Floatboat different from chat-based AI assistants?
Floatboat runs on your calendar schedule proactively, executing work before meetings and deadlines, while chat-based AI waits for you to type a prompt and resets context each session
Does Floatboat work across multiple devices?
Yes, it coordinates across Mac, Windows, and FloatIM, allowing you to pick up the same workspace on any device
What tools and services can Floatboat integrate with?
3,500+ integrations including Slack, GitHub, Linear, Google Drive, Gmail, Figma, Notion, local files, and any MCP server