On Air: funny overlays for Google Meet

News, game and weather graphics on your real camera in Google Meet. Free, from Forgot.

Turn your Google Meet camera into a news channel, a fighting game or a weather report. On Air draws funny broadcast graphics on your real camera, so everyone in the call sees them. No green screen and no extra app. SHOWS Pick a show and it stays on for the whole call: • Breaking News: a news desk with your name, a headline and a scrolling ticker • Fight Night: health bars and a meeting clock that counts down the agenda • Team Forecast: the weather report, but for your sprint • Video Player, Live Stream, Boss Fight, Documentary and Home Video Write every headline, ticker line and caption yourself, or keep the defaults. MOMENTS 133 one-shot moments for when the call needs one: Shipped, Caught in 4K, Could've been an email, This is fine, Mission failed and many more. • 38 have a hotkey: in Meet, press Alt+Shift and the key (Option+Shift on a Mac) • The rest are one click away in the toolbar menu • Write your own words for any moment • Star your favorites and they wait at the top SET IT UP ON FORGOT.DEV After you install, forgot.dev/meet-overlays opens with a live preview of your own camera. Pick a show, type your words and try moments while you watch. Everything goes live in your next call. Share your look with a link. Use Forgot? Fill the ticker and the forecast with who's out today from your team calendar, so the joke is also the standup update. EXTRAS • Replace or blur your background (it runs on your computer) • Unmirrored self view, so your text reads the right way for you too • Works in Zoom and Microsoft Teams in the browser as well HOW TO USE IT 1. Install On Air 2. In Google Meet, open Settings > Video > Camera and pick "On Air camera (Forgot)" 3. Press Alt+Shift+1, or open the On Air menu in the toolbar PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your video never leaves your computer. On Air draws on your camera inside your browser, and nothing is recorded or uploaded. Your words, favorites and images stay in your browser. Once a day, when you use the camera, it sends only its version number so we can count how many people use it. No account needed. Free, from Forgot (forgot.dev), the team calendar that shows who's out before you promise a date. On Air is not made by, endorsed by or affiliated with Google. Google Meet is a trademark of Google LLC. Zoom and Microsoft Teams are trademarks of their owners.