Many calendars.
One clear view.
Bring your Google accounts together. Work, personal and the space in between.
● Work● Personal● Side project
Small footprint.
Thoughtful details.
A calmer home for your plans, with personality built in.
These features describe the app being prepared for public release.
Many calendars.
Say it naturally.
Make it a meeting.
Who, when and why. AI helps turn your instruction into a meeting and a thoughtful invite.
“A call with Maya tomorrow at 11…” ↵
Plans change.
You stay in charge.
Switch to video, meet in person or make it a call. Review the change before anything sends.
◉ Video♧ In person☎ Call
Who + when + why.
AI takes it from there.
Describe the meeting, choose a sending account and add the recipient. Use Note to AI for the context that matters. Choose Professional, Warm, Friendly, Concise, Casual or Founder style.
Describe→Draft→Preview & edit→You send
No invented contacts. No automatic sending. No Gmail inbox access.
Your calendars.
On the same page.
Multiple Google accounts, accessible calendars and recurring meetings come together in one view. Automatic refresh keeps month dots and meeting lists up to date while the app runs.
The default 290 × 310 window keeps the full month visible. Drag the header, pin when you want it on top and open details beside the calendar.
Video. In person. Call.
Your choice.
Preview meeting-type changes and reschedules, add an AI-assisted note, then explicitly approve Update & Send. Changes update the existing event rather than creating another meeting.
Google Meet links belong with video calls. Locations belong with face-to-face meetings. Keep the meeting details clear as plans change.
◉ VC♧ Face to Face☎ Call
Responses, without
the refreshing ritual.
See new accepts, declines, tentative responses and attendee notes that Google Calendar makes available. A small banner and unread indicator bring changes to you.
Open the response centre to review a suggestion. AI may suggest a new format or rescheduling; only you can approve an update. An “Add note to event” message is visible to all guests.
A professional tool.
A personal touch.
Choose Nova, Mochi, Pixel, Coco, Orbit or Tempo. Name your buddy and pair it with an understated or expressive theme. Customisation should fit both your mood and your workday.
Light and dark mode follow your system. The personality sits on top of serious productivity.
Your team,
just a peek away.
Team Peek is a planned optional feature: small teammate avatars that open a read-only view of their day. No extra reminders. No mandatory setup. Richer team scheduling will come later.
Make a little room
for your day.
FloatyCal for Mac and Windows is on its way.
Downloads open when signed installers are ready.