It opens where you are
FluentOverlay appears over the app in focus, so the tool you are using stays visible while the relevant commands open on top.
Interactive FluentOverlay context beam showing scattered context labels drifting around a quiet desktop until the Unify your context control is activated. The orbit includes product tabs such as Shortcuts, Prompts, Snippets, Commands, Workflows, Terminology, Skills, Agents, Rules, Design Patterns, and Automations, plus custom context lanes such as Decisions, Runbooks, Handoffs, Research, QA, Meeting notes, Project briefs, Checklists, Playbooks, and References. Activating it clears the center, forms a focused blue lens beam, and reveals a cropped FluentOverlay context surface that moves through Shortcuts, Prompts, Snippets, Commands, and Workflows with the active guided label highlighted. The live demo below remains the interactive product proof.
FluentOverlay opens over the app in focus so shortcuts, commands, and workflow context stay close without pulling you out of your work.Shortcuts, commands, and workflow context stay close to the app in focus.
FluentOverlayv1.1Windows 10/11Prelaunch
Select one of our three available scenarios below.
FluentOverlay appears over the app in focus, so the tool you are using stays visible while the relevant commands open on top.
Search by action, shortcut, or rough wording. Fuzzy matching and synonyms help you recover commands even when you only half-remember the name.
Start with shortcut recall. Add Pro execution, prompts, workflows, rules, authoring, and custom context when the overlay needs to do more.
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Built-in packs keep FluentOverlay useful even when apps skip classic menus.
Free
Free is planned for launch without an account or timed trial.
Pro
Execution, prompts, workflows, authoring, and layout control expand the same surface.
Free (€0) and Pro (€29.99 one-time) are planned for launch. Public downloads and purchases are not available yet. Explore the demo or read the docs.
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Reviewed 12 July 2026
Product capabilities and availability can change. These notes summarize official product pages reviewed on the date above; they are orientation, not a contractual feature guarantee.
A short overview of the product preview and planned public launch.
Explore the interface, knowledge tabs, and settings.
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Every shortcut for the active app, organized in a responsive column layout.
Practical answers about the product preview and planned launch.
FluentOverlay is in prelaunch. Explore the demo and read the docs to understand Free and Pro. Downloads and purchases are not available yet.