How to create a floating/overlay window in Flutter desktop app using window_manager package similar to Microsoft Clock app's Focus Sessions feature? [closed]

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I did try with window_manager either it is producing something that far from the result or something buggy .

How can I make the window borderless and floating?
Is it possible to create multiple windows with window_manager?
Are there alternative packages better suited for overlay/floating windows?
Is there a package with better Win32 API integration that might handle floating windows more effectively?

I'm wondering if there's something that provides more direct communication with Windows APIs for advanced window management features.

Environment: Flutter 3.32.8 ,OS: Windows 11

Any examples or guidance would be appreciated, especially if you've implemented something similar to Microsoft Clock's Focus Sessions floating timer (just example ) can be anything which have additional floating window.

Vinícius Bruno · Accepted Answer · 2025-08-21 20:51:38Z

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You can try the library called desktop_multi_window, I think it will solve your problem:

$ flutter pub add desktop_multi_window

You can see the documentation at desktop_multi_window

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