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Automatically admit participants to your Google Meet calls. Save time and never miss anyone waiting in the lobby. Tired of manually admitting people to your Google Meet? Auto Admit for Google Meet automatically lets participants into your meetings the moment they knock. No more interruptions, no more making people wait – just seamless meetings. ✨ Key Features • Automatic Admission – Instantly admits participants waiting in the meeting lobby • Simple Control – Easy on/off toggle from the toolbar with visual status indicator • Privacy-Focused – No data collection, no tracking, no external servers • Fast & Reliable – Real-time monitoring with backup polling to never miss anyone • Lightweight – Efficient performance that won't slow down your browser 📋 How It Works 1. Install the extension from Chrome Web Store 2. Join or host a Google Meet as usual 3. The extension automatically admits anyone who knocks 4. Toggle it off anytime from the toolbar if needed Perfect for: → Educators hosting virtual classes → Business professionals running meetings → Team leaders conducting standups → Anyone who frequently hosts Google Meet calls 🛡️ Permissions The extension only requests essential permissions: • activeTab – To interact with Google Meet • storage – To remember your on/off preference • meet.google.com – To work only on Google Meet pages 💡 Important Notes • You must be the meeting host or have admission permissions • Works on meet.google.com only • Extension must be enabled for auto-admission to work 🌟 Open Source This extension is open source! Review the code on GitHub: https://github.com/slmingol/google-meet-auto-admit Made with ❤️ for hassle-free meetings
Apr 2, 2026
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