MeetMate

Suggests a short AI reply during your live video meetings, based on the on-screen captions you choose to enable.

MeetMate is an in-meeting reply assistant. While you are on a live Google Meet or Zoom Web Client call, it reads the on-screen captions and quietly drops a single short response into a sidebar, ready for you to read aloud, edit in your own voice, or ignore. Built for moments when a five second pause costs you something: technical interviews, sales objection handling, cross language standups, and any conversation where you want a beat to think before you speak. How it works Open a meeting on meet.google.com or app.zoom.us. Enable closed captions, MeetMate auto enables on Meet. When another participant pauses, MeetMate sends the latest line plus the rolling transcript to its language model and shows one short reply suggestion underneath that utterance in the sidebar. Designed to stay out of the way One reply at a time, under 25 words, no lists to scan during the call. Right docked sidebar, collapsible to a 32 pixel tab when you need the screen back. Skips your own speech automatically, suggestions are for what other people just said. Cmd Shift M on Mac or Ctrl Shift M on Windows and Linux toggles MeetMate off mid call, rebindable from the popup. Customize the reply Save up to five personas, interviewer, candidate, account exec, technical reviewer, casual standup. Each persona is a single prompt, write the voice however you want MeetMate to sound. Switch the active persona in one click from the popup or the in meeting sidebar. Personas support template tokens like date, platform, and last speaker so the prompt can adapt to context. Review after the call When you leave a meeting MeetMate assisted in, it offers to save a copy on your device, the transcript plus a structured summary covering key points, decisions, and action items. Saved meetings live only on your machine, capped at 50. Open the History page anytime from the popup, download transcripts and summaries as plain text. There is no cloud archive and nothing is uploaded. Language The reply suggestion matches the language of the speaker it is replying to. English captions get English replies, Vietnamese, Spanish, German, Japanese all follow the same rule. Persona text can be in any language. Platforms Google Meet on meet.google.com and Zoom on app.zoom.us. Native Zoom links redirect into the web client where MeetMate operates. Native Zoom desktop client and mobile browsers are not supported. Privacy Live transcripts are kept in Chrome storage session and wiped when the window closes. Saved meetings are kept in Chrome storage local, no server side database. Requests go to NexAI for one completion, not retained server side. Google sign in via Firebase is required, used only to enforce a daily quota. Pricing Free forever, 200 AI suggestions per day, no card on file. Optional Pro at 9.99 dollars per month for unlimited suggestions, cancel anytime. Requirements Closed captions must be enabled. Not affiliated with Google, Zoom, Firebase, NexAI, or ExtensionPay. Now, is it better for SEO: partly. The full description is a real upgrade, much more specific and human, and it does now mention technical interviews and sales objection handling as use cases. But it still has not picked up the actual keyword phrases I found real search demand for. The title is still just MeetMate with no keyword modifier, and the short description, which Chrome weighs heavily for search matching, is word for word what it was before, still with no interview, assistant, meeting, or Google Meet in it. Since Chrome Web Store search ranks mainly off title and short description rather than the long description body, the piece that moves discoverability the most is still unchanged. If you want the SEO benefit from this update, the title and short description are still the two fields worth editing.