Google Meet Desktop - The first Google Meet desktop app

Thanks for posting @robjama, and hey Product Hunt! 👋🏻 Just 8 months ago we launched our Chrome Extension for Google Meet, and have since grown to over 200,000 users who are using it to make their work-from-home lives a little easier. Now we’re launching the first standalone Google Meet desktop app, moving us closer to our goal of making Google Meet more like Zoom! The app itself is totally free, and with Meet Pro you can unlock over 30 features that take Google Meet to the next level. Here are some highlights: 🗣 Push-to-talk 🖼 Picture-in-picture 📣 Speaker highlights 🎨 Custom background color 🌃 Dark mode ✨ Transparent bottom bar 🔇 Mute all participants 🚨For Product Hunt folks we’re offering 20% off, forever, on any of our Meet Pro plans using the discount code MeetDesktopPH 🚨 If you’re spending more time using Google Meet while working from home, we’d love for you to try out the app and let us know what you think!

Neat! Very much like the product features on top, whoop 😍🚀

Finally

Standalone app is great as it keeps me from opening yet another meet tab when I can't quickly find already opened one. "Present" mode works even better in standalone app. Great work!

I've been using this for the last couple of weeks. It's worth it just for the PiP mode but all the other features make Google Meet much more effective.

I didn't know I needed this, but so glad to have it. Especially mute all participants 😈 🔇

Slammed that upvote button so hard when I saw the Windows app too!! <3

I love love love this. Have been using the desktop app for a couple of weeks now and it has been a game changer for me. I don't have to hunt down the Google Meet tab in my hundreds of tabs, nor create a new tab when I can't find it, anymore. Plus all the additional features are super handy.

So amazing to use Meet outside of the browser finally, plus all the other helpful features. Thank you for making this!!

Hey Corey! Great product indeed! Can we expect Hangouts integration too? I know both are different however they are interrelated. :)