Flow Mode
is here!
No more stopping to organize your thoughts. No more switching between talking and doing. You keep talking — the Agent makes the work happen in real time.
Your ideas never wait in line —
they become finished work.
Edit as you speak
Voice input stays live, so you can edit at any time or write alongside the Agent.
Live transcription, select-to-annotate, instant rewrites — your thoughts never stop, and the edits keep up. $1Try editing as you speak→19
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1. Most Side Hustles Are Just Overtime in a Different Chair
We usually judge a side hustle by how much it pays — and rarely ask where that money actually comes from.
— It eats into your recovery time. Every hour that should go to rest, learning, or family becomes billable time.
— It never compounds. Finish one order today, and tomorrow you are back at zero.
— It leaves no room for imagination. There is no slack left to design a better product or process.
| Hidden cost | What happens | The result |
|---|---|---|
| Less recovery time | Rest, learning, and family time become work hours | Your day job suffers too |
| No compounding | Every day starts from zero | Income never scales |
| No room for imagination | Execution consumes all available time | No room to design anything new |
Batch edits
Send every annotation to the Agent in one pass — long-document rewrites and feedback from multiple reviewers are handled together.
No hopping around for context — every note stays pinned to the exact spot in the original. $1Try batch editing→A Letter to the New Team
A great product does not put every feature in front of the user — it lets the next important step show up on its own.
First: the opening should reach a concrete scene faster. Do not rush to explain the method before the reader feels the problem.
Second: this passage could be more visual. Bring the abstract value back to one real person and one real moment.
Third: end with a clear call to action. Once readers understand why, they should also know what to do next.
Precise editing
Beyond Markdown — annotate images, PDFs, web pages, audio, and video too.
For images, use the ⛶ marquee tool at the bottom to select any region. For PDFs and web pages, simply select the content, then type an annotation, dictate one, or ask the Agent to add one. $1Try precise editing→3. Acceptance Criteria
3.1 The hero renders its main content within 2 seconds, with a performance score of 90+.
3.2 Annotations must work across images, PDFs, and web pages without requiring new users to complete onboarding.
3.3 No interaction introduces horizontal scrolling at viewport widths of 900px or 600px.
4. Deliverables
4.1 A high-fidelity prototype, a runnable demo, and a one-page handoff note.
## Client Requirements Call
- Goal: make it click for first-time viewers
- Structure: break it into three tangible product moments
- Next: first draft by tomorrow morning
## Risks
- Tight timeline — the Agent will help source examples
Real-time meeting copilot
The Agent assists throughout the meeting — turning the discussion into a plan in real time.
Transcription with key-point highlighting, smart follow-up questions, instant search — and an automatic summary the moment the meeting ends. $1Try the meeting copilot→Client Requirements Call · Live Notes
Version history
Never worry about a bad edit — roll back to any previous version.
Let the Agent make bold changes, knowing every saved version remains within reach. $1Try worry-free versioning→Client Proposal · Current version
✓ SavedWe reorganized the complex flow into three tangible moments, so the team can understand the proposal as they discuss it — and act as soon as clarity emerges.
Publish with one click
Publish Markdown or HTML directly as a shareable web page.
Click the share button in the top-right corner to publish, or let the Agent handle everything — including encrypted upload, link generation, and instant preview. $1Try publishing with one click→The Lighthouse and the Flow · A Short Note
An old keeper had watched over the lighthouse for twenty-three years — until one foggy night, a little girl who had been rescued from a capsized boat came ashore.
“Why does the light never go out?” The light was never truly for the sea — it was for everyone who thought the world had forgotten them.
A brief, warm story that lingers — a fitting example created right here in Flow Mode.
You keep the ideas coming —
Floatboat turns them into finished work.
Flow Mode · Your thoughts never stop, and the edits keep up.