Float

Float centers on resource scheduling and capacity planning, giving managers a visual calendar of assignments across people and projects. Scheduled work can be compared with available time, helping planners spot overlapping commitments or gaps before assigning more work. For agencies, that makes it useful when several client projects draw on the same designers, developers or other specialists. It serves a different purpose from a full task-management system: the emphasis is on who can do the work and when, rather than documenting every task discussion.

Connections with tools such as Asana, Jira and Teamwork help link scheduling with project workflows, while time tracking supports comparison of plans with recorded work. Pricing is based on the people being scheduled. Float suits producers and team leads who need an allocation view across projects, particularly when staffing decisions require more context than an individual project's task board provides.