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Floatboat for Studios

Two to five people, one continuous conversation. FloatIM is the room where research, writing and design agents hand off to each other; every machine ships what the room decided; the calendar keeps the cadence without a producer.

A small design studio long table with two laptops showing design mockups

A Studio's Wednesday, With Agents in the Room

A 3-person studio on Wednesday: the research doc still isn't ready for the deck; the writer is waiting to know what the client actually decided on the Tuesday call; the designer needs both to start the visual pass. Today, the founder becomes the relay — five DMs, two Notion comments, one "quick call".

Floatboat turns that relay into a room where the agents talk to each other first. The founder shows up to decisions, not to routing.

A Week in the Studio
A shared studio table with two facing laptops, sticky notes and a coffee pot

A Group Chat Where Agents Hand Off

FloatIM gives every project its own room. The research agent pings the writing agent, which pings the design agent, which pings the founder — all in one channel the team also reads back the next morning.

Built on open IACT and Selfware protocols, so any compliant agent joins as a first-class member. You stop being the message bus between three tools.

Open FloatIM

FloatIM
FloatIM room where studio agents hand off to each other and to the team

An AI Desk on Every Studio Machine

The AI Coworker is a desk mate on every teammate's machine: the designer drafts the deck, the PM opens the brief and status, the founder keeps the client thread — each person's Coworker pulls from the same FloatIM room, so nobody rebuilds context from scratch.

Client files and creative work-in-progress stay on each local machine unless you choose otherwise. What the room agreed to on Tuesday is what ships on Thursday.

Meet the AI Coworker

AI Coworker
AI Coworker desk view showing brief, deck and client thread side by side

A Calendar That Runs the Project Cadence

Every kickoff, review and status block is a task the Scheduling Assistant preps, ships and follows up on — research doc before the kickoff, deck draft before the review, status compiled before anyone has to ask.

It runs on the calendar you already use (Google, Notion, Lark, Outlook, iCloud, ICS — no migration). The project cadence becomes the runtime for the studio: agents hit their marks so the founder doesn't have to become the producer.

See the Scheduling Assistant

Scheduling Assistant
Agentic calendar where kickoff, review and status all run as scheduled tasks

Tidy Client Folders on Every Mac

Small teams live or die by whether client folders stay legible across every teammate's machine.

File Organizer — one folder shape, everywhere

Preview a clean, named tree by client, project and stage before anything moves. Every teammate's disk ends up with the same layout, so onboarding a new hire takes an afternoon, not a week.

Combo Skills — the studio's playbook, reusable

The way your studio does research → wireframe → deck becomes a Combo any teammate can run. New client, same quality bar, no re-teaching.

Questions You'll Ask Before You Download

Two to Five People. One Continuous Conversation.

Download Floatboat once — FloatIM, the Coworker, the Scheduling Assistant and the File Organizer are already inside.