Keep the song.
Lose the detour.
Album artwork and playback controls from supported Windows media sessions. Hover for the next track, without hunting for your player.
Meet Floatlet: a compact desktop island for your music, files, timers and next event. It stays out of your way until you need it. Free to download, open source, and built for Windows 10 and 11.
Sample clocks run while this page is open. No sound.
Microphone activity · sample
Mute is device-wide in the app. Participant names, deafen and hang-up stay in Discord.
In the app, add each calendar's Secret iCal address. Preview settings stay on this page.
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The island rests when nothing is playing. Choose Music to preview a media session.
Supported media sessions, artwork and a small waveform. Hover, skip, carry on.
Explore music ↗YOUR IN-BETWEEN SPACEA temporary shelf for file references. Your originals stay exactly where they belong.
Explore the tray ↗YOUR NEXT MOMENTClocks, persistent alerts and a shared agenda for up to eight calendar subscriptions.
Try a moment ↗FLOATLET SEARCH / WINDOWS
Find an app, an indexed file or a Floatlet command with your chosen shortcut. Matching apps come first. Keep a file in your tray without breaking your flow.
Explore Search and its requirements ↗Illustrative UI · Search is included in 0.7.0
LESS SWITCHING. MORE DOING.
Skip a track. Keep a file handy. Turn the volume down. Floatlet brings everyday actions into one small surface, inspired by the Dynamic Island concept and built for Windows.
Album artwork and playback controls from supported Windows media sessions. Hover for the next track, without hunting for your player.
Drop a file reference into the tray, then drag it into another app when you're ready. Removing a reference leaves your original file untouched.
Volume, supported display brightness and nearby Wi-Fi. A timer when you need a moment. A calendar when you need to look ahead.
Timers and alarms expand into a persistent alert. A running stopwatch stays visible in the compact pill. Dismiss an alert when you are ready, not when a timeout decides.
Connect up to eight Google Calendar subscriptions. Browse a shared agenda, filter duplicate events, and get a pop-out within five minutes of a timed event. Private links stay encrypted on your PC.
Keep the music bar icon-only. Reduce motion. Hide microphone activity with Show calls. Floatlet stays in the background and can start with Windows.
NATIVE BY DESIGN
Built with C++ and Windows composition. No bundled browser. No account required for the app.
This is an early preview. Some controls open Windows settings. Battery savings and 120 Hz smoothness have not been verified.
What works, and what doesn't ↗THE REAL APP
The playground uses sample artwork, search results and fictional events. Its optional opening cue is generated in your browser. It does not connect to Spotify, Discord or Google Calendar or read files. The native app uses supported Windows interfaces. See what ships in the source, release notes and test evidence.
Explore the repository ↗A free, open-source Dynamic Island app for Windows 10 and 11. It brings supported music playback, file references, system controls, clocks and optional calendar subscriptions into a compact desktop capsule.
No. The x64 preview runs on Windows 10 and 11 Intel and AMD PCs. Windows 11 ARM PCs can use x64 emulation. There is no native ARM64 download yet.
The public app reads artwork and playback controls exposed by Windows media sessions. Browser behaviour varies. The app can look up matching artwork in Apple catalogue when a media session does not supply a cover.
Yes. Add up to eight private Google Calendar iCal subscriptions for a merged, read-only agenda and five-minute reminders. Edits depend on when Google publishes them to the feed.
Yes. Search is included in the 0.7.0 download. Choose a shortcut and either Floatlet local index or Everything in Search preferences. The playground uses sample results.
Free. MIT licensed. Yours to explore.