ElevatorMeet

Plays elevator music whenever a Google Meet call goes quiet for too long.

ElevatorMeet plays a background track during silent stretches of a Google Meet call, and stops the instant someone starts talking again — the audio equivalent of hold music, without anyone having to remember to turn it on or off. ElevatorMeet listens to the audio of the active Google Meet tab and measures its volume about 20 times per second. If the call stays quieter than your chosen sensitivity for a set number of seconds, it fades in one of three background tracks on a loop. As soon as someone starts talking again, the track fades out and stops. The extension only ever reads volume levels from the tab's audio — it does not record, store, transmit, or otherwise process anything you say. Nothing about a call is saved anywhere, on your device or elsewhere.