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Simple timer for Google Meet calls. The Call Timer for Google Meet extension helps you track the duration of your meetings directly within Google Meet. Stay aware of your meeting time with a clean, interactive interface and customizable timer settings. 🌟 Key Features: ⏱️ Real-Time Timer: Easily track how long you've been on a Meet call. 🎯 Customizable Duration: Set time limits to stay on schedule. 🎨 Interactive Design: Timer fills from bottom to top, simulating a glass being filled. 🌍 Multilingual Support: Available in multiple languages. 🔒 Privacy-Friendly: No user data is tracked or stored. 🛠️ How It Works: Install the extension. Open Google Meet and start a meeting. The timer appears as a floating circle, filling up as time passes. Adjust time settings or reset the timer directly on the interface. 🆕 Changelog: v4.0.0: Added a circular timer with a "glass-filling" animation, similar to a beer glass being filled. Reworked the timer interface for better usability and cleaner design. Introduced time presets (15, 30, and 60 minutes) for quick configuration. Implemented smooth transitions and hover interactions using ShadCN-style design. Optimized performance and ensured compatibility with the latest Google Meet updates. 🔒 Privacy Policy: The Call Timer for Google Meet does not collect, store, or share user data. The timer operates entirely within your browser for optimal privacy. Optimize your productivity today! 🚀 Install Call Timer for Google Meet and never lose track of your meeting time again.
Feb 14, 2026
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