MeetHead: A wireless on-air light for your mic and camera

Hey Product Hunt! I’m the maker of MeetHead. MeetHead is a tiny wireless on-air light for people who work from home. When any app uses your microphone or camera, it lights up—without a Zoom plugin, a cable, or a particular headset. I built it because the tiny icon on a screen is easy to miss, while the people around you need a simple signal that says “I’m live.” The app reads the microphone and camera state at the operating-system level, so it works with Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, Discord, OBS, voice recorders, and more. The first batch is 20 hand-built units: a BLE board, CR2032 coin cell, and 3D-printed enclosure. The desktop app is available for Windows and macOS; this launch is also my way to learn whether this small, deliberately simple product is useful enough to take beyond a pilot batch. I’d especially love feedback on: 1. Where would you put a device like this—monitor, desk, door, or somewhere else? 2. Is a coin-cell wireless design more useful to you than USB power? 3. What would make it essential for your workflow?