Floating panel
A note that floats over your work — only while you need it
Sometimes a note has to stay visible: the itinerary while you book, the checklist while you pack the order, the numbers while you fill in the form. Most apps make you choose between a window that blocks your work and a note you keep digging out. Flyout floats over everything when you call it — and leaves on its own when you’re done.
On top of any app
The panel slides out over your browser, your mail, your documents — whatever is in front of you. You read from the note and work underneath it, without rearranging a single window.
Pin it while it matters
Copying details across? Pin the panel and it stays floating until you unpin it. Unpinned, it slides back to the edge the moment you step away — no window left behind.
A real editor in the float
This isn’t a strip of text hovering on your screen. Checklists, images, headings, highlights and reminders — attached to a whole note or to the one line you need to act on.
On every screen you use
Working across displays? The panel opens on the screen you’re actually using, and stays on it. Your notes follow you, not the other way round.
Questions
- Can I keep a note always on top?
- Yes — pin the panel and it floats above your windows until you unpin it. Unpinned, it hides itself when you move away from the edge.
- Does it cover my whole screen?
- No. It’s a panel along the screen edge, sized to stay readable without taking over. The rest of your work stays visible and clickable.
- Does it work with multiple displays?
- Yes. The panel opens on the display you’re working on and stays there — it won’t jump to another monitor mid-thought.
For macOS 14 Sonoma and later. One-time $18 — no subscription.
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