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Floating Apps
Experience real multitasking on your Android with floating windows!

What is Floating Apps?

Floating Apps transforms Android multitasking by enabling users to run multiple applications in floating windows simultaneously. This eliminates the need to switch between apps, allowing activities like watching YouTube while browsing the web or taking notes without interrupting current tasks. The tool includes a variety of built-in mini-apps such as a browser, calculator, notes, and video player, all accessible through a floating menu or icon.

Users can customize their experience by moving, resizing, minimizing, and maximizing floating windows. The app supports integration with Android features like shortcuts and notifications, and it offers themes and font size options. With over 10 million downloads and a 4.39/5 rating, it provides a robust solution for enhancing mobile productivity through advanced window management.

Features

  • Floating Windows: Open multiple apps in resizable floating windows for simultaneous use
  • Floating Menu: Access floating apps, normal apps, and shortcuts through a powerful floating menu
  • Customization: Move, resize, minimize, and maximize windows with themes and font size options
  • Built-in Apps: Includes over 30 mini-apps such as browser, calculator, notes, and video player
  • Android Integration: Works with Android shortcuts, notifications, and link handling

Use Cases

  • Watching YouTube videos while browsing the web
  • Taking notes or managing lists without leaving current apps
  • Viewing multiple PDF files or documents at the same time
  • Translating text or accessing translations on the fly
  • Using a calculator or checking the time during other tasks

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