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Add floating photo circles to Google Calendar — family, pets, anything. Tap for hearts. Photos stay on your device. Keep your favourites close right on your Google Calendar. Floaties adds gentle, floating photo circles to your calendar view. Family, kids, pets, best friends, anything that makes you smile, they drift quietly around your events, reminding you what you're really working for. Tap any circle for a burst of hearts. A tiny moment of joy in the middle of your busy day. What you can do: - Add up to 5 photos - Drag and drop them anywhere on the calendar - Pick a size that feels right: small, medium, large, or extra large - Swap or remove photos anytime from the settings Your photos stay on your device. Always. No uploads. No cloud. No account. No tracking. Floaties stores everything right inside your browser, so the only person who ever sees your photos is you. Pinky promise. Why we made this: Calendars are full of meetings, deadlines, and to-dos. We wanted to add one thing that was just… nice. A small, soft reminder that life is more than your next block of events. Free forever and here's the honest bit: Floaties is free and always will be. To keep it that way, we show a small sponsored pill in the bottom corner and always one brand we've hand-picked ourselves because we actually think it's worth your attention. No pop-ups, no banners, no tracking. You can click it or ignore it. Built with love by the team at eume.so
Apr 16, 2026
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