Floating Apps (multitasking)

True multitasking with powerful floating windows

Floating Apps (multitasking) aims to bring a desktop-style workflow to your pocket, and it succeeds surprisingly well. Instead of constantly jumping between screens, you can layer multiple mini apps on top of whatever you’re doing and keep working without breaking your flow.

The core idea is simple but effective: tap a shortcut and a resizable floating window appears over your current task. There are over 40 of these tools built in, including a browser, notes, calculator, PDF and document viewer, calendar, media players, image viewer, translator, and even social widgets like Facebook and Twitter. You can drag, snap, resize, and stack them, making it easy to, for example, read a PDF, take notes, and watch a tutorial video at the same time.

Productivity-focused tools are where the app really shines. Viewing multiple PDFs side by side, translating text without leaving a chat, or keeping a floating calculator over a shopping or banking page quickly becomes addictive. The option to turn home screen widgets and URLs into custom floating apps adds an extra layer of flexibility for power users.

The interface feels dense at first, and newcomers may need a little time to get comfortable with the menus and floating controls. If you open too many windows on older or low-end devices, you may also notice some slowdown or visual clutter. However, the app offers plenty of customization—such as opacity, window behavior, and quick access shortcuts—to help you tune it to your preferences.

With broad language support and a deep toolbox of mini apps, Floating Apps is ideal for multitaskers, students, and professionals who constantly juggle information. If you’ve ever wished your device behaved more like a desktop with overlapping windows, this is one of the most complete and flexible solutions available.