WhoJoined: Attendance for Google Meet

Records who joined your Google Meet call and for how long. Shows who was absent or late. Export to CSV. Stays on your computer.

Take attendance in Google Meet without doing anything. WhoJoined starts by itself when you join a call. It records who was there, when they joined, when they left, and how many minutes they stayed. When the call ends, the report is already saved. What you get: - Automatic tracking. No button to press, nothing to remember. - A clear report: name, first seen, last seen, minutes, share of the meeting, times joined. - Late and short-stay flags. You choose the limits. - Class lists. Paste your list of names once and every report shows who was absent. - A summary across meetings: who attended how many sessions of the same class. - Export to CSV, or copy straight into Google Sheets or Excel. - Works in any language Meet is set to. - The extension itself is in English, Spanish, Portuguese and Hebrew. Private by design: - Everything is stored on your own computer. - No account, no sign-in, no server. Your attendance data is never sent to us or to anyone else. - If you buy the paid version, only your license key is sent to our payment provider, to check it. Free and paid: - Free: automatic tracking, the on-screen report, late and short-stay flags. - One-time payment, no subscription: CSV export, copy for Sheets, class lists, the summary across meetings, and unlimited history. - 14-day refund on the paid version, for any reason. Good to know: - WhoJoined counts from the moment you join the call. - Keep the Meet tab visible for exact times. Meet pauses its page while the tab is in the background. WhoJoined is an independent tool and is not affiliated with Google. Google Meet is a trademark of Google LLC.