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Ask anything about your product. Act on the answer.
Click anything in your product and ask about the code and context behind. Then act on the answer directly: create a ticket, push a doc or trigger a fix. Without involving a developer.
THE PROBLEM
AI made code faster. Not collaboration.
Every product team has the same questions. They look simple but they always end in the same way, "I'll ask a dev."
Finding out shouldn't be a full-time job
Before anyone can act, someone has to piece it together. Look in Slack threads, git logs and asking people who are busy building. By the time it reaches the right person, the specifics are gone.
HOW IT WORKS
From question to done in minutes.
Floatable surfaces the context instantly. Our integrations turns it into action.
01 SELECT
You are already in the product
Click any element, page, or component. Everything behind it - the code, the history, the people who touched it is already there.
ButtonPrimary.tsx selected
app/components/Header.tsx
Lines: 32–37
02 ASK
Ask anything, in plain language.
"Who changed this and when?" "Why does this feel slow?" "How many pages are affected?" Floatable pulls the real context, file references, commit history, design tokens, live behaviour. Not a summary. The actual answer.
Who changed this button element and when?
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03 ACT
The answer becomes momentum.
This is where it moves. Create a ticket with context already written. Trigger a doc. Push a fix. Tag a teammate. The integrations turn the answer into momentum.

/components/nav/NavBar.tsx · line 128 · 4 commits
Last changed by Sarah last Tuesday
Reworked the mobile nav toggle and moved padding tokens from spacing.md to spacing.lg. Affects 23 pages.


Searched 2 integrations
3.89 credits
There seems to be an issue with this component, report as a bug in Linear with Sarah assigned and priority set to medium. Also document the changes in Notion.
GPT 5.5
NOT ANOTHER SYSTEM TO MANAGE
Floatable lives in your product. Not beside it.
ALWAYS ACCESSIBLE
Ask about what you're looking at, not a screenshot of it.
Floatable runs a flexible toolbar inside inside your live environments. No context switching, no describing something you can already see. Its there when you are ready.
REAL CONTEXT
Your own code intelligence
Every answer is grounded in your actual components, design tokens, commit history and file references.
/components/cta/StartFreeButton.tsx · line 42
@james · 3 days ago · Update padding
BUILT FOR EVERYONE
A tool for every role
Designers, PMs, QA, Support and developers each get the context relevant to how they actually work and the ability to act on it.
Designers
Pms
Support
Developers
ACTIONABLE INSIGHTS
Connected to tools you already work in.
Jira, Linear, Notion, Cursor, GitHub and more. The context doesn't stop at an answer, it flows directly into action.

Linear

Jira

Notion

Slack

Cursor

GitHub

Confluence

GitLab
INTEGRATIONS
The tools that turn context into action.
When you have the answer, you don't need to switch context, you push it directly into the tools your team already works in. That's what closes the loop.








Trial conversion issue

Trial-to-paid conversion drops at the upgrade modal. The Stripe checkout session is created but the plan selector doesn't persist the selected tier when users navigate back.
/features/billing/UpgradeModal.tsx · line 87 · 5 commits
Last changed by John last Tuesday

Searched 1 integration
1.25 credits
This is hurting conversion. Create an urgent ticket in Linear for John, post in #growth with the context and add it as a known issue to the billing docs in Notion.

The plan selector state resets on navigation because it's stored in local component state instead of the billing context. When users compare tiers and navigate back, their selection is lost — which likely causes the drop-off before Stripe receives the session.
Created GRO-45 in Linear, posted in #growth with the conversion impact, root cause summary and a link to the ticket. Also added a known-issue entry to the billing documentation in Notion



Used 3 integrations
3.24 credits
FOR THE ENTIRE TEAM
Built for every role, not just developers.
Every role gets the deep context they couldn't access on their own and the tools to act on it directly. No waiting. No routing. No context lost in translation.
Design
Who added this element?
@alex added this element in app/components/Header.tsx in commit #482 on 2026-01-30.
Component history
Product
List the 5 slowest network requests.
Here are the slowest network request captured (sorted by duration_ms):
477 ms - GET
Runtime performance
QA
List potential bugrelated issues on this page.
From the implementation of / (Next.js app/page.tsx), there are a few likely bug/prone-to-break issues to watch for:
Page diagnostics
Support
Convert this to a bug ticket in Linear.
Auto-generated ticket
The ticket is structured it with clear acceptance criteria and linked context from the DOM element, code references...
DEVELOPER
Everyone else now has the context they used to get from you.
Tickets arrive scoped, with file references already written. When you need to move push the fix directly to preferred IDE. Less explaining. More building.
Fewer interruptions
Scoped tickets
More time building
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STEP 2
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STEP 3
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