See it. Then send it.
Float surfaces files visually in any fullscreen workflow — so you can verify what you're sharing before you share it. Without ever leaving fullscreen.
Float floats above any app
Terminal, browser, Figma, AI coding tool — once you're in fullscreen, the rest of your Mac becomes hard to reach. Float doesn't care. It summons over the top of any app, including the apps Mission Control puts in their own Space. Drag the file into your fullscreen app, dismiss the panel, you're exactly where you were.
Visual confirmation, every time
Filename lists let you confuse the wrong file. Visual thumbnails don't. When you can see the file before you drop it, you don't paste your accountant's invoice into a client thread — and you don't AirDrop last month's revision when this week's was the one you wanted. The picker is the proof.
Where this shines
Anywhere a fullscreen app needs a file in front of it.
AI coding sessions
Drop a mockup, a screenshot, or a design reference into a fullscreen Claude Code, Cursor, Aider, or Windsurf session. The agent reads the image inline as if you'd attached it — no terminal hand-off, no temporary copies.
Figma in fullscreen
Pull in a reference image, a brand asset, or a screenshot of a teammate's work without breaking out of the frame you're focused on.
Terminal-only workflows
Drag a file someone sent you into an SSH session, a Docker build, a packaging tool — no path-typing, no `~/Downloads/file-2 (final-FINAL).png` archeology.
Fullscreen browser
Paste a screenshot into WhatsApp Web, Slack, Messenger, Discord, or any web compose box without ever losing the tab you're working in.
Mail compose with attachments
Stage three invoices and a contract from different folders, drag the batch into Mail in one motion. Real lift for anyone who sends files for a living.
Presentations and demos
Keynote in presenter mode, deep in a flow — pull up the right asset in two seconds without exposing Finder to the audience.
Try it on your fullscreen flow
14-day free trial. No account, no credit card. Float is signed and notarized by Apple — just drag-and-drop install.